Miss Dior Blooming Bouquet Dior for women

I like this one and have considered hunting down a larger bottle - but it really doesn't last so not worth the search or outlay.

Aplikując zapach na skórę nie byłam do niego przekonana. Chyba przeszkadzał mi ten cytrus w nutach głowy. Ale po paru godzinach noszenia jestem zakochana! Piękny, kobiecy ale nie przesadnie poważny, lekki różany zapach. Niby nic specjalnego, ale ma w sobie jakiś urok.

Na pewno bezpieczny i niezbyt oryginalny wybór, ale według mnie w świetnej jakości. Trwałość tak na kilka godzin, ale czegóż się spodziewać po EDT

Not a big fan of florals but this is a different kind of demon. Sweet, slightly fruity, girly, playful but god does it go away fast. My boyfriend sister recently purchased this and it smells amazing on her but it goes away in the blink of an eye. Beautiful bottle and scent but I honestly can’t smell it after 3-4 hours. This is my favorite of the miss Dior’s, the original is quite literally atrocious. It’s a pretty scent but it’s expensive and performs poorly

Blooming Bouquet is one of my close friends favorite fragrance, which is surprising as she's a dark and brooding Goth artistic type. I've smelled it quite often when she's worn it and while it's a delightful airy light floral I find it reminds me heavily of 90s mall body sprays. Victoria's Secret, Bath and Body Works, etc. The ones that were all over our bubbly preppy teenage classmates back then. It's not as loud or cloying as those but the scent profile is strikingly similar in nature, kind of the same way a lot of contemporary men's fragrances are basically body wash scents with fancy price tags. As a guy I haven't personally worn Blooming Bouquet, but I do know it has short lasting performance, which makes sense with how light of a scent it is. If I were a woman, or wore woman's fragrances, this is one I don't think I could justify for the price, but to each their own.

I wouldn't use it because it's too mature on me when it dries down, but it's a pretty fragrance, the opening is rich of the notes and intense, at the same time it's "cautious".
I imagine a very hygienic, careful and kind person using this.

Anyone else sad that they reformulated this perfume?

This screams classy, feminine, and delicate. Heavy on the powdery florals with a touch of fresh fruit. However, not mature flowers and not heavy. Quite uplifting. Fitting for a warm day in sundress and sandals at like brunch or a country club. Is it unique? Definitely not but you gotta like florals in order to enjoy this one.

I adore this perfume. Very floral and feminine and this mixed with my body chemistry so well. I will say I wore this on a date and was complimented on my scent so that does sway my opinion of it even more. Also, for a toilette, the longevity and sillage were really impressive. It lasted for hours and projected just as long. Overall, very happy with this one and I would buy a full bottle.

To me, this smells like an elegant but abrupt flowery-fruity perfume, just like a pretty miss who does not talk or linger around too much or show too much of her charm. The scent stayed only for a short while on my skin, but the first few whiffs after the alcohol evaporated was like expensive flower powder, nice!

It is not groundbreaking, sure, but it is sooo lovely, fresh, sweet, delicate, a bit fruity, a bit musky, perfect for day use in any kind of working environment, school, etc. It is feminine, elegant, appropriate in any occasion and at any age, from early teens onward. I've managed to find a bottle for a good price and I am very happy. The new formulation with the fabric bow it so uninteresting and weak. This one is not certainly a beast, but on me has a decent longevity and I do not mind respraying it during the day. Projection is not crucial to me, I want to be able to smell myself, but I don't care for a big sillage. This one, Absolutely Blooming and Rose 'n' Roses are my favourite in Miss Dior line.

spring time ultra floral rich girl perfume

My 49yo gf wears it. I've never been a fan of floral scents but this suits her really well.
She's petite, always smiling and laughing, most of the time she wears skirts and other elegant clothes.

It's definitely light and sillage is almost non-existent, she says it's perfect for office. I have to bury my head to her neck to smell it in the evening.

I actually really like this despite not being a fan of "generic” and light scents. It’s feminine and floral, smells very pretty. It’s not perfect for my personal style but i lovee smelling it.
Smells like spending a wealthy summer day in a garden

Trying to use up a tester of this one, but finding it very lackluster. Makes for a good winter-to-spring transitional scent but, by the time I'm thinking about wearing a spring scent, I want something that feels a little more excitedly "spring". It's aptly named because it smells like a cut bouquet in a nice room as opposed to flowers growing outdoors. Very soft, very cosmetic-esque floral.

My signature smell in high school, it was my moms but I would always sneak into her room and spray some on . Such a clean, Rosy, flowery scent.. Very simple, very beautiful.. Innocent/Classic scent.. I had forgotten about this one but smelling it brought back so many sweet memories of my adolescence, don’t you love when a perfume does that for you ? 💗

4 Years ago when i got married to my husband, this was the perfume I got for our wedding day. This is such a beautiful, soft and romantic perfume. I will definitely recommend this perfume to all woman who loves a soft, feminine, floral perfume. This is by far one of my favourite perfumes. Unfortunately it is very overpriced.

One thing I don't understand, why didn't Dior change the bottles of their different Bouquet perfumes ? they all look similar ? It causes for confusion when you want to buy your favourite Miss Dior perfume, and can't remember which one it is. There are the Miss Dior Eau de parfum, Miss Dior, Miss Dior Absolute Blooming and Miss Dior Blooming Bouquet and all the bottles look the same. Did Dior lose a bit of imagination when they created these perfumes ?

I hate it that I agree on every comment below. I really tried to like it but the floral is heavy, sometimes nauseating. I like coach floral better.

I don’t like it nor do I hate it. I think it’s too heavy it gives me headaches. But I like the freshness. This scent is great for spring.

I received a sample in a gift set and decided to buy the full size. This fragrance is not particularly interesting; it's a generic floral that could be mistaken for a VS body spray, and longevity and projection are weak (as you'd expect from an eau de toilette). However, it's fresh, clean, and smells like a Spring day after rain. I recommend buying this fragrance as a gift for younger women (16-21); the packaging is cute and it's a safe option if you're unsure of their perfume preferences.

A perfume that I absolutely love, it was love at first smell, I wanted it from the first moment I smelled it! It perfectly embodies what for me is a fresh perfume, neither saccharine nor too serious, a perfect mix, a hint of graceful fresh flowers where none prevails over the other! I don't feel anything fruity other than an initial hint of slightly fresh, clean citrus, then a riot of peony and rose, here I loved the Rose (generally I can't stand it)... it supports the peony, even if it is usually the contrary.... but I think that the "nose" deliberately wanted to give depth to the peony... and for me it was love at first smell, I use it in all seasons and at all times, it has no place no time for me, a very well-constructed perfume that gives off an air of bon ton, if you like. I keep looking for MY perfume..... but who knows I haven't already found it'

I like the other Miss Dior perfumes but this one is too floral for my taste. I smells like grass to me and a few of my friends agree. Its a hit or miss scent for alot of people, when I worked at Ulta Beauty alot of people disliked it but alot of people thought it was one of their fav smells. I would say its a 4/10 based on my personal taste n how it smelt on my skin. This is not a good one to blind buy, go to ur nearest mall and try to smell it there or even a sample before buying because it is fairly expensive because it is dior.

I blind bought this one and was not angered about it. I think I can tolerate its citrus, and this is coming from me who really dislike citrusy and sweet scents. This comes as non-offensive to me and might be good for summer wear. My nose picks up some faint aldehydic notes which I am surprised because it isn't listed in its notes. Nonetheless, I would stock up my 2022 versions before they run out.

It's good, but def not for daily use, it's very floral but it also has a lot of fruity scent AND IT SHOWS! If you like floral-fruity perfumes this is good for you. imo it isnt rlly my thing but it def smells pleasant, if only the floral overpowered the fruity 💔..

The smell of class and elegance. Very subtle but it will delight you to smell it on your clothes and in your bag. I can't understand why anyone would think it's not lasting enough, since it's an eau de toilette and it stays on your coat and clothes for DAYS!
I wear it at work everyday and often to go out, and it got me so many compliments. People spontaneoulsy tell me I smell good after shaking hands or sharing an elevator. One of my staple perfumes.

Smells like overpowering spray deodorant to me. Definitely not a complex perfume and I am a little offended when I smell it.

so feminine! very floral but doesn’t smell like something a grandmother would wear. very classy yet light & girly!

On the Dior website, it mentions bergamot, peony, damask rose and white musk. Indeed, that's all I got. It's light, fresh, cheerful and feminine. It's not obnoxious and brash. It won't overpower other people's senses, but still subtly detectable if someone comes close. Classy and unobtrusive, although this scent profile is fairly common and can be found in combination with other notes in some other perfumes, for example, the Chloé perfume or Maison Margiela's On A Date.

This is very pretty. Definitely a more juvenile fragrance, very light and airy. I love this one! It smells very similar to philosophy’s amazing grace.

I hadn't worn fragrances much for years until this summer when I discovered a mini of Miss Dior Blooming Bouquet, 2014 vers. It was tucked away, untested and still in its pretty little box.
Upon opening I found a beautiful meadow with loads of peonies and roses with morning dew still clinging to them. So fresh and feminine; pretty and pink. Just lovely.
I had to get more, I knew this .17 dabber wouldn't last long. I ordered a fb and quickly found that my version had been discontinued and the new one was nice, but not the same. My search opened a world of fragrances. Vintage as well as new. From designer and niche to drugstore.
I have since found a "vintage" 2014 bottle of Blooming bouquet from eBay and a whole lot more. Pandora's fragrance box is now wide open🥀

No lasting power, smells like a green leaf to me and a watery peony.
Very light, something I'd imagine someone use in church.

Madeline, all grown up and still living in PARIS. Out for brunch with her BEST friend, still saying, "We love our bread, we love our butter, but most of all, we LOVE each other." They giggle remembering their innocent days. Iced matcha, a warm buttery croissant, fresh roses and soft musk. A very pretty sophisticated floral perfume. BISOUS

For me, I think it is a scent to feel a smile , fresh, light, a pink peony, a happy scent. and does not give headache...
Comme an Evidence of Yves Rocher is a that kind, different (i do not smell citrus note) but it gives me in the same way, a peony and rose note with a longer pleasure, a best quality ensilage with less money.

It's so funny because I accidentally bought a fake that I LOVED and when I used it all up, I bought a real one and ended up liking the fake more than the real one, LOL!!!!

I am still inloved with this scent and everything. The smell reminds me of my mother, freshly showered, cuddling and playing under a soft and airy blankets with her perfume still lingering on her linen clothes. It smells so good

Upon first smelling it, I fell in love with its scent, sure, Blooming Bouquet (nor most of Dior's fragrances) is not a particularly unique perfume, but I suppose it's a simple, basic option that everyone should have something like. Unfortunately, this formula has super poor staying power, lacks longevity, and has little to no silage. Pretty scent, but honestly save your money. I recommend Chanel Chance in the Eau Tendre if you want a fragrance along the same lines but of a much higher quality.

Watery and generic rose, blech.

Smells feminine and like you just got of the shower. For a flower smell it doesn’t quite smell old grandma perfume.

I was looking to repurchase this scent since I'm almost done with my 1.7 Oz bottle, and I am beyond disappointed to find that Dior has reformulated this scent. I have not smelled the 2023 reformulation, but considering this formulation (2014) is pure perfection, I have a feeling I will be disappointed by the new notes. I am buying back up bottles ASAP while they're still available.

I am head over heels in love with Miss Dior Blooming Bouquet. This scent has gotten me through some of the most special moments in life. I was wearing this scent when I got engaged at a botanical garden, which is so fitting considering how soft, feminine and youthful this smells. Given the emotional connection I have with Blooming Bouquet, I also wore it when I went wedding dress shopping. I can't imagine my collection without this scent...

My grandma has a garden filled with peonies and Bulgarian roses, and Blooming Bouquet smells like her garden on an early summer morning. Just think dewey peonies and roses with a subtle, clean, white musk in the background. Although I don't smell the apricot and peach notes, I do think they play a role in the scent because there is a little splash of something sweet lurking in the background.

Blooming Bouquet is an EDT and it behaves like one. I don't think it's fair to be upset about the projection and longevity of fragrances that are listed as Eau De Toilettes. They're meant to be soft and subtle! I get about 4 hours of wear with this scent and it's a very close-to-the-skin scent. This makes it a great day-time scent that can comfortably be worn to work. I also wear this a lot on days where I don't know what to wear because it's just so easy to pick up.

I think Dior's target demographic for the entire Miss Dior line is women in their 20s, but I find that this scent can be worn by anyone. It's youthful enough to be worn by a teenager and well-rounded enough to be worn by my mom. Also, they in no way smell the same, but I feel like Chanel Chance Eau Tendre and Miss Dior Blooming Bouquet are cousins. They're both such white tshirt, linen pants, romantic floral scents.

Overall, there isn't one thing I would change about this scent because it's already in its most perfect form! I wish Dior hadn't fixed what wasn't broken to begin with...

One of my favourite aromas. It smells amazing - romantic, uplifting, bright and dreamy. I am so disappointed it has 0 staying power. It lasts for about 15 minutes on my skin then it's gone.
I really wish I can find a more durable substitute. I tried Zara's Nude Bouquet, but on my skin it smells too different.

I've always been drawn to testers of Blooming Bouquet in perfume sections of department stores, and love to spritz some on me (quite a lot if the assistant isn't looking!), and really enjoy it as it's fairly light and fresh, a fruity floral (usually my favourite type of scent), clean, feminine, charming, even if it is slightly generic in some ways, so not particularly standout in general. It just smells very appealing to me and if money was no object (it's not far off approx £100 currently here in the UK for a 100ml bottle, which is of course (being a Dior perfume) pretty expensive) I'd consider buying a big bottle of it, EXCEPT for the fact that it's one of those fragrances that virtually evaporate after a very short time until you can't even smell them the teeniest bit! I've had that issue with the Creed perfumes too that I've tested and, again, they're also very expensive, yet normally on me perfumes last quite a long time, even 24+ hours, even the 'cheapies', such as Arden Beauty, Lanvin Oxygene, etc.

I don't see the point in spending lots of money on expensive perfumes that have little to no staying power and that disappear in the blink of an eye. What's the point? I'd rather give that money to charities that could make good use of it for a good cause. So, unless I was gifted a bottle of Blooming Bouquet I won;t be getting a bottle of it! There are similar types of fragrances that are WAY cheaper and that have much better staying power (i.e. Vera Wang Princess, Oscar Flor, etc), so I'll stick to those and sniff out more (but try to restrain myself as my perfume collection again is growing a bit too much at the moment!).

I got a small sample of this and tried. Immediately it resembled to me as a floral shower gel or bubble bath foam, nothing special or memorable. It's not unique and is way overpriced for what it gives. No projection and is not lasting to much on skin, around 1-2h. I fell mostly rose, little peony, little bit peach, no mandarin or other listed ingredients.

Dior can do no wrong!! This is a princess like perfume...so gorgeous, romantic, light and addictive! It was a gift from my husband and we both love it on me! However it doesn't last long! Wears off within 2 hours which is so annoying as it's really expensive! It's definitely a blind buy for those who love rosy, sparkling fragrances.

I really like it at first but within about 10 minutes it just smells like soap to me. Like bubble bath. It reminds me of like johnson and johnson bath soap or something like that. Which I guess is fine if you want to smell like a bubble bath!

Natalie Portman’s face was all over the advertising but unlike her well-rounded sophistication, the scent is forgettable at best. The peony is really bright, and while there are some faintly fruity notes the mandarin and musk leave as fast as they arrive. My mom really likes this perfume for a day-to-day wear and I love it on her, but it’s a little too generic and flowery on me.

Best choice for the ones who are in love with floral notes. Suitable for casual occasions. Smells best during spring and summer season. The scent is pleasing and feminine. I really enjoy wearing it.

Christian Dior's Blooming Bouquet didn't exactly wow me and I feel like they could have done a much better job with this. It felt very non-descript, pedestrian and a little bit watery.

I felt that the citric and sort of watery qualities from the mandarin and the peony notes in this could have been dialed way down and I didn't like the peppery quality from the peony either. I also found the drydown too powdery, musky and old-fashioned for my liking. I wish that the rose in this got to shine a bit more, instead of being buried under the other notes in this composition. It wasn't balanced and expertly blended in my opinion.

For me this would still be a fragrance for women though and I'd also call it very unobtrusive and innofensive. It would be good to be worn during the day in either the spring or summer and it would be very work appropriate because of its weak sillage. Its longevity was moderate too.

This is fairly unremarkable and forgetable to be honest and so that is why I'm only giving this perfume a 6.5/10. Cute, pretty and feminine pink bottle though!

One of my favorite perfume aand I used until empty. The smell is faminine. I would imagine the person who use this smell is teen to young adult who is born rich and take a luxury car to school or work.

Sweet, girly floral. Not much more to say. Only lasts about 2-3hrs on my skin, which I'm not a big fan of, for the price. Will get you compliments, but mostly from grandmas. 64/100, would be better if it was longer lasting.

This fragrance has a delicate and feminine scent, similar to a young woman strolling through a blooming garden. It's light and refreshing and leaves you feeling immaculate. It's perfect for use during both day and night, but is best suited for the spring and summer seasons.

Overall, I rate this fragrance 9.2 out of 10.

I got a small sample of this, and I thought it was pretty enough. But that is about as much as I can say. Nothing stood out, completely unmemorable, and not something that made me want to look into it further. Maybe later, down the line, when I get my collection basics I am interested in I will revisit, but right now this is not something on my radar.

This is very bright and sparkly peony bouquet in a bottle. It is signature scent worthy but it is at its best during spring and summer. It's slightly fruity but not in a cheap way. This is perfect to wear anywhere because it's not too strong but you can smell yourself. The lasting power is sadly only 3-4h on skin. I would rate this 8,5/10.

I think it’s a cute clean spring scent and that’s all. Nothing special for me. I used to wear this like 4years ago cuz this was my first blind buy designer perfume. This was special for me just because it was expensive and I was around 14-15yo. When I smell this reminds me of rosé scented air freshener.

This smells like a freshly picked bouquet of flowers. Very light and feminine.

Clean and fresh. Smells soapy like a bubble bath. At the same time it smells classy and timeless. The floral notes are more prominent than the fruity notes. Although kind of generic, it smells pretty and feminine.

A pretty fruity floral scent that lasted a long time on me. The notes stayed about the same all the way through, so if you like it on the initial spray then you'll like it eternally. It did kind of irritate my headaches a little when i got too strong of a whiff of myself in passing, but it's really pretty and very inoffensive.

I am so sad they discontinued this version. It has a youthful effervescence that the new version is lacking. There is something in the peach/apricot and the mandarin that give this fragrance such a pop. It will be a sad day when I run out.

I've been wearing this perfume for a few years and I love the smell, but it doesn't last!
it's fresh and classy.

I’ve had this perfume since I was 15, I’m 20 now. It’s timelessly beautiful, floral and smells amazing. It doesn’t have that old lady or head ache smell a lot of perfumes give me. It’s very beautiful, smells like peony, roses and like you’re were gifted an expensive bouquet of flowers mixed with some feminine musk. I love it!

I'm in love. It smells classy without that grandma smell. It's a great balance of floral and fresh. I wish it wasn't so expensive though.

I absolutely love this. My girlfriend owns this fragrance and I think I dare say that this is easily in my top 3 picks for women. It hits you with a blast of fresh florals that you c a n n o t resist and it's just beautifully made.

Oh this is just BEAUTIFUL definitely something a reserved, young classy woman would wear. It also embodies the essence of "wonyoungism” a trend inspired by Jang Wonyoung, a prominent kpop idol. This seriously makes me want to have some earl grey tea and macarons in a mansion surrounded by the charm of the French countryside, engaging in discussions about real estate prices with my other wealthy peers orrrr whatever rich people do. You get the point 😫

Unoffensive and classy, smells like a good and quiet girl. While my boyfriend loves it, I'm seldom motivated to spray it. It is also a bit too weak and does not last long.

I had a bottle of this when it first came out. I repurchased this about a year ago, direct from a department store during a sale, and the notes are heavier on the fruit than the original formulation. My bottle has the metal bow and the new one with ribbon does smell the same. I think my original bottle of Blooming Bouquet was actually somewhere closer to Forever and Ever Dior, which I smelled at an airport duty free last week, and it is a light Strictly floral scent. I remember Blooming Bouquet being almost purely a floral. It’s still a good standby “pink” fragrance that I enjoy but I will probably purchase Forever and Ever to layer them at will.

What a cute edition of miss Dior! I must say I quite like the classic one even if it is a rather specific day/feeling kind of scent. I absolutely love peony’s so of course the blooming bouquet edition is a go for me. Peony’s, apricots, a touch of roses and bergamot with white musk. Adorable. For me this is the perfect vacation evenings scent, when you are looking for something fresh, flowery yet not too heavy after a day at the beach.

I just love how girly, yet sophisticated and fresh this is. Its the perfect wedding day scent in my opinion. My only gripe is that its super expensive and not very strong or noticeable, so you do need to spray quite a bit of it. The bottle is super cute.

This is not a fragrance I would wear but I love it. A lot of people call it girly and cute but to me this is the scent of a comforting mother figure like your favorite teacher in elementary school. I am sure it works on people of all ages but this is the image I get when I smell it.

I like how it’s not all rose, the apricot is quite noticeable to my nose. This is my favorite from the Miss Dior line (after Miss Dior Chérie that I use to wear a long time ago!)

The bottle design is absolutely gorgeous! The fragrance itself is mostly floral and fresh, with a hint of sweetness after it dries. It isn't overpowering, it's very airy and light, not long lasting, and doesn't project well. You'll need to spray a lot for the scent to be noticeable. It's the best of all the miss dior fragrances I've tried (roses n roses, edp, edt, absolutely blooming). Overall it's a 8/10

One of the best scents ever crafted. My favorite from Dior, and the most fitting for the bottle design. It's annoying how many different fragrances they've put in that same bottle, I used to own Absolutely Blooming and that one was atrocious. The only con is that it's too light. Like the reviewer below me said, yeah, "romantic" is the most fitting word for this

This is one of my favourites. Delicate, youthful, smells like a spring sunny day when you can smell flowers blooming around you. It isn't as strong as classic Miss Dior and lasts less time. However, I would probably wear this daily because of it. It feels sophisticated, classy and romantic yet not too overwhelming. I just love it.

I think the peony is the most beautiful looking and smelling flower on earth.
This fragrance is simply beautiful. It's a soft, delicate floral scent that represents early spring. It reminds me of the first blooming flowers and the freshness in the air. It's like a morning breeze, light and airy. Peonies and roses create a bouquet that is both soft and slightly green. It has a clean, soapy undertone with hints of tangerine. It's feminine, elegant and a crowd-pleaser. The silage is impressive on me and I received many compliments. Although its persistence is disappointing, lasting only a few hours, for me it is still worth it. Especially if you love peonies, this is a product you can buy with your eyes closed. Overall, a pure and perfect fragrance that boosts my confidence every time I wear it. Worth every penny and deserves a 10/10 rating.

My favorite, casual and chic at the same time, fresh and flowery- love it.

This is lovely! I love florals, so I blind bought it. Happy with purchase.
I do detect rose, not much mandarin, peach or apricot, though the fruit may be keeping the perfume sweet but not overly so.

There is a bit of powderiness but also slight freshness without going to overly plant stem greenness, which I am glad about.

Such a pretty and feminine scent.

The bottle is gorgeous as is the color of the juice, pink.

If I am not mistaken, this is an EDT; so, I have no expectation for longevity.
It’s exquisite and artfully crafted.

Heavenly scent… too bad it’s too overrated!
it’s not long lasting or projecting yes, but for me I don’t like to walk around smelling like a perfume, so I don’t mind.

it’s good for those days when you just want a nice, pretty, feminine, intimate scent.

Paris in a bottle.

Very girly, froral, rosy.. scent so obvious and okay to use.. I gave it to my young cousin, she is happy and I’m not regretting it

My favourite perfume. I'm so frustrated it's been reformulated. The most beautiful clear elegant spring peony mixed with sparkling warming peach, aquatic and fresh, without leaning at all cold or too sharp. My quest for an affordable dupe for when my current bottle runs out must now begin

I’m disappointed. Overhyped.

This perfume is one of the most famous, aesthetic and desired one nowadays. However, the only thing that is special about it is it’s package. How does it smell like?
At first like extremely light (almost can’t feel it) peons. After some time the perfume starts to reveal some other notes by working with your skin chemistry. You can smell something sweet (apricots and a bit of peaches) mixed with florals. Rose is certainly not bright here. It’s really light, gentle and basic. People will not turn heads or think that you wear “that exact famous perfume” when they smell it on you. It is a bit sweet, nice, cute, good for daily usage, but not more than that. I’m disappointed. I expected more from such an iconic bottle.

I encounter a Tomato-Paste accord to this in the base notes, that is quite off-putting to my nose. The opening and middle is lovely. . But that base? Not for me.

Though it’s not terribly groundbreaking, I do enjoy this scent when I’m craving a polite, all-season floral. Miss Dior has plenty going for it—simultaneously classy and youthful, instantly recognizable, yet mass-appealing. The peony and rose are dewy, with soft warmth from stone fruits and musk. If you like the feminine vibe of Chloe EDP, but prefer a less powdery rose note, Miss Dior might be for you. I think it’d definitely be in the running for most crowd-pleasing/inoffensive designer perfume of all time, if it weren’t for the fact that it is disappointingly ephemeral. As countless others have written, it evaporates off the skin within a matter of a few short hours. I hope Dior strengthens the formula and/or releases an extrait version in the future.

I’ve never dreamed about a perfume until this one. I got it for some holiday, idk, I’m usually sticking to the cheaper side of fragrances. But omg… this scent is absolutely perfect. I just wish the siliage was better. It’s such a sweet floral scent.

Let me say, the smell is wonderful. Is a girly summer dress scent, but the lasting strength is sad… I put it on and after 20 minutes it’s gone. It they can make one that last longer than this I will buy it!

Why can't pink floral lovers who get headaches so easily just have one affordable lovely perfume? This doesn't even project the slightest and stays for like 4 hours on skin. I could buy perfumes from niche brands at this price that would last weeks on my clothes and smell much more special and sophisticated with more expensive ingredients that's actually WORTH IT. Ugh unfortunately I love the scent of Miss Dior BB too much to look away after seeing the ridiculous price. I've spent a lot of time on finding something similar. But nothing even comes close :')
And now that they have reformulated it I think I'll have to say goodbye forever considering the performance is even worse now and it's not as fresh and crisp and headache friendly anymore. Good job Dior, you killed yet another one of your great perfumes. Truly a world record

The first perfume I owned gifted to me on my 15th birthday by Flora. Smells like that winter, and then the winter of 2021 as well. Sweet and fresh. I can always smell the night before the big snow...

I guess the original Blooming Bouquet was too ethereal and not basic enough, because the new reformulation has added a lot of “generic” factor. The beauty of the original is more or less gone, this smells similar but like a fake. And it still doesn’t last long enough. Huge disappointment.

A safe perfume for girlies, especially for >35•C summer days in hot tropical weather countries cause it gives you clean and fresh vibe with a hint of floral scent. But it comes out too soapy and somehow basic so I don’t wear it so often and don’t miss putting this on. Still a well-balanced people pleaser, 3.5-4 out of 5

i really like it, its a very pretty and dewy bouquet of roses and peonies. very subtle for everyday wear, great for warmer months, i wore it a lot but it doesnt last at all on my skin which is sad bc its pretty much my kind of out of the shower cute floral. i love the touch of apricot and white musk in the dry down.

classic and girly floral perfume..but zero uniqueness as alot of people wear it

A staple going to church girlie scent. She is a fresh, peachy sweet and romantically floral. However I do not feel like this fragrance entices me😑- she doesn't stand out from the rest of the girlies which to me lack a bit of personality. Not as bad as La Vie Est Belle, but she needs more oomph or a sprinkle of pepper. I again always say that simple doesn't mean you're boring. Like if you want to go as a church girl vibes- give me someone who breaks out in hymn like no one is watching, or someone who sits on the sidelines, teases their little brother during prayer and enjoys listening to heavy metal after service. Like they also can be romantics and have poise- but they have personality! It seems likes this perfume is very much giving me a conforming image or how an elegant person needs to smell like. I do not want to do a Zodiac Trio for this one.

If you want something that's still elegant, fresh but more personality that's budget friendly- please try Margot Elena perfumes. Trust me- you wont regret it.

I am glad I managed to grab this instead of the 2023 formulation, tried it in store wasn’t impressed, ordered online and they sent me this formulation instead of the new one. Wearing this always makes me feel pretty 😅😅😅

I simply adore this perfume. So fresh and clean, truly lovely smell.

This is a pleasant scent, but it is embarrassing that an iconic and prestigious house like Dior would sell something quite so weak. This is the weakest perfume I think I have ever encountered, including all my cheapies. I'm really disappointed.

Wore a handful of sprays from my now second bottle. I am getting a strong stone fruit presence this wearing! Different from the first bottle I wore through. It is quite nice still, beautiful floral and fresh, but it is strange that I didn’t get this vibe from my first bottle despite being listed in the notes. This is in the family of bright crystal but lower pitched, more focused on the florals and less citrusy (mandarin instead of yuzu). My bottle is this version, batch code 2021. As for florals, IMO it’s less heavy on peony and more on rose vs my last bottle from about 2014.

I'm confused by the listed notes. In the top I get a blast of honeysuckle, and some bubble gummy synthetic tuberose, akin to the other popular cosmetic and department store scents. There's definitely more to it florally than is listed. Could be headache inducing.

As someone who is easily bothered by heavy perfumes, I love the delicate nature of this fragrance. It does not scream to your face, it whispers softly. Such a pretty fresh floral, spring in a bottle. 🌸 I feel so feminine wearing this scent. Longevity is not weak on my skin but it may disappoint you if you expect insane longevity and projection.

update: it started giving me headache :(

I'm a girl wearing pink dress with peony bouquet in this apricot garden ready for any deities up there to F me. I'm too weak to be a Mary, too timid to be an Alice. Call me miss Dior, I'm just an overpriced detergent

This is so pretty, I have a hard time finding floral scents that don't give me a headache but this is quite nice and it doesn't bother me at all. It's fresh, it's clean, it's very feminine. It's all the way a spring scent. However I can understand why some people think the staying power is too weak for the price tag. But overall I really love this.

I received a free sample. Smells very nice, like a blooming bouquet indeed.

The good thing is, the smell does not wither (go bad), like real flowers do. It simply fades away.

The bad thing is that on my skin it fades away in like an hour or so. Plus I do like bouquets, but I do not want not smell like them.

Nice inoffensive frag, but it does not have enough 'base' and 'edge' for me.

I was sure I’m going to like this perfume base on name an reviews, but no not my vibes it reminds me of store At Home, mix of candle scents, something artificial and furniture polish like. Big no for me!

This is pretty…. But WAY overpriced…this doesn’t last at all. Armani sky is a good dupe and less expensive if you’er looking for a musky sweet rose.

Nice, floral scent with the most distinctive note of peony. It’s very pretty and perfect for spring. Just not really interesting.

I cannot say enough how boring this is >.> I wish they would stop repackaging these clones.

I think it's nice for a spring day. It made me think of a woman in her 30s and up wearing this on mother's day or easter sunday with a nice sundress on lol. It's a bit soapy but not super soapy to my nose. I love the floral notes on this one even though i'm not a giant fan of florals. The mandarin and rose stand out, those two notes are probably why I kinda like it. I'm not crazy about it though and i'll only use the sample vial I use but I doubt I'll buy a regular size. I'll use it for spring and summer till the sample is done.

Initial impression was that it smells extremely soapy-like a slightly musky rose soap. A hint of mandarin can be detected but it is very faint. It is not unpleasant by any means, just not to my taste. I could see people describing this as 'mature' but I think it would actually fit right in with the 'clean girl' aesthetic. Definitely best suited for daily wear and would work in any season. The performance is about what one would expect from an edt.

This is for those debating because the accords don't intrigue you enough:

I'm actually upset I held off not testing this sooner. The fragrantica accords kept me from truly trying despite the good reviews. I prefer gourmands and sweet woody scents. Don't get me wrong, I do like the occasional floral based but more basic like Bright Crystal as I find them too heady and more headache inducing. And despite liking rose, I prefer white florals.
In actuality, this isn't heady or screaming floral. It's floral yes, but primarily a fresh/sweet peony note with rose wrapped in. Then the peach/apricot/musk gives my nose a warm fuzziness that's so freaking fantastic! This reminds me a modern/nicer version of lucky you with how nice the peony note is. I grew up on that so that's strictly off memory, but this gives me that baby powder/peony feel like that did growing up. This is seriously SO amazing and better than bright Crystal and worth trying! It could truly be a wedding day scent even..it's so light and beautiful. Will be purchasing

I reach for this beauty almost every day now! Delicate, coquettishly fresh, and just so effortlessly chic; easily dressed up or down, any time of day or night (its particular brand of coziness really sings at bedtime, though). I'd bathe in this if I could—and essentially have to, thanks to its truly (if understandably) abysmal lasting power. The scent profile is, for my taste, *the* most perfectly-tailored pink floral bouquet, so I certainly don't mind having to...but I also beg Dior, from the depths of my soul, to allow me to luxuriate in it without having to reapply every few hours via the release of an EDP and/or Parfum version.

EDIT: Picked up a bottle of the Miss Dior body milk for layering and, my goodness, is it lovely! Feels glorious on the skin, with a scent that’s a near-perfect match, and strengthens Blooming Bouquet’s longevity just enough to make the wear-experience all the more addictive. Highly recommend pairing the two!

Got this as a gift, not a fan though I’ll keep it cuz it came from a friend. This is too sweet, too girly for me. Not even worth the price, too many in the market for the same vibe. I was planning to buy miss dior edp though. miss dior line I guess are overpriced for the vibe they want to project. Nothing special.

Bright and fresh spring scent!
I was expecting to hate this- I love it.
I got the mini bottle, very cute. Has a secure top and stopper compared to my other mini bottles. Fresh new smell inside. Blossomed on my wrist. Inoffensive. Maybe the brightest fragrance I have. The only bright one that seems age appropriate to me.
The first Dior I've ever had, my mom's signature fragrance is Poison ('85). So now I can let her know I am a Dior fan now as well.

A basic sweet floral perfume reminiscence of 90s women perfume. Smells very feminine. Went ahead and purchased it as i had a credit from Saks and i heard chatter about repackaging/reformulation. I got the old bottle.

Update: Not keeping this. As I wear it I find it starts to smell like cheap perfume. Not worth the price at all.

This one of my favorite perfumes. I prefer this one to Miss Dior, as that one is more sweet and too sugary. This one is fresher and the notes of mandarin gives it a richer appeal. Guaranteed to get you compliments. Really feminine yet chic.

As user turkishgirl says, this one seems to be reformulated with new packaging. Here in the Netherlands I see the new Blooming Bouquet EDT listed with notes of roses, peony, bergamot and white musk. I've requested a sample, but I don't see the entry for the new Blooming Bouquet here yet.

This blooming bouquet is discontinued in france and a new blooming bouquet is coming with the same packaging than the eau de parfum


EDIT: i just had this morning a sample of the new blooming bouquet and it’s the same juice BUT the longevity is not so good…. I will try to find an old bottle because the longevity was better on me

honestly got this bc im in my coquette era but its like just ok. #mid tbh!!! it smells VERY floral if ur into that. very cute on my vanity tho

It such a beautiful scent, flowery, feminine, elegant, sparkly and clean. It's just incredibly weak, such a shame. I hope there will be an EdP version of this.

The rose shines through but subtly, not too overwhelming, it's very soft with the other notes hugging it tightly. It's like a beautiful little bouquet of flowers, this would be so perfect for spring. The sillage seems more intimate than anything

Such a beautiful, delicate peony-forward scent. I almost pick up fresh apple blossoms as well. It's just a very fresh floral perfume. I'm wondering if anyone has noticed that the scent goes "sour" after a while? I've had a few bottles purchased second hand which smelled a bit "off" upon first spray, but then settle into the original fragrance.

It's actually a pretty good floral perfume in my opinion just wish it was fresher and less powdery. it's a very soft & delicate floral fragrance. I smell baby wipes. (peony?) This is way better than most rose or peony perfumes, but not what I am looking for.

a beautiful, powdery, springtime feminine scent. has a great lasting power and i received a good amount of compliments wearing this scent.

Expensive skin scent. Lovely, fresh and sparkly. I wish it projected more and lasted longer

I first bought this one while on a trip to Istanbul. It was summer, the sun was scorching hot and this just blended in perfectly well, like a Turkish delight next to a strong Turkish coffee outside a spices' market. It's very feminine, men love it, but women are just bored with it mostly because it now smells very generic. The rose and the peony make it sweet and playful while the orange at the opening gives you a blast of freshness. The musk in the dry down grounds it and transforms it into a rose-powdery fragrance. As I said, it's a men-pleasing perfume, not necessarily a woman-pleasing one, but it's still a nice perfume to have. Today I re-purchased it since I had some time for nostalgia.

GORGEOUS for summer. For spring its very boring

I love the perfume, but it is just like spraying water on yourself. It has to be one of the most expensive perfumes ever considering it costs 150 per 100ml, but you have to do at least 20 sprays each day to barely feel a thing. In comparison with, for example, Ex Nihilo Devil Tender, that one at least stays on for five hours and you need 1-3 sprays. Or Delina La Rosee - stays on full day, 1-2 sprays needed. Even though they cost twice as much, they are way more worth their price and even are cheaper in the long term.

Nothing very unique here but I love it. It's literally just a fresh sparkling floral bouquet. I do not get much of the fruity notes here at all. I love the dry down it's very proper feminine and florally pretty. Projection is weak however so that makes it not so worth the price.

Bought this for my about teen niece. It's so weak you can just about smell it upon sprayed, then it's gone in 5 minutes. What a shame. Come on Dior, this is ridiculous!

It's fresh peony with some mandarin peel feeble backing. I would have expected more substance for the price though! Disappointing for projection and sillage. Get testers.

This is a BEAUTIFUL feminine fragrance, but sadly I had to return it because it only lasted about 30 minutes on me, no matter how much I sprayed. I really wanted to keep it, but the staying power is so poor, it IS an EDT but still it's Dior, I was expecting more from them.
Luckily I found Nude Bouquet from Zara, which surprisingly has a lot more longevity and it is very similar.

The mandarin and apricot zest rule this fragrance. It's pretty but even with peony and musk, it still doesn't have enough depth. It sits pretty and plain. I like it, sometimes I love it but the citrus just makes it kind of masculine and takes over. I haven't figured out the weather I love it in. When I'm loving it, the musk and peony are strong but usually it's a linear citrus very slight, very light peony with a teeny pinch of musk. Too much zest from the citrus. It's a very plain fragrance. I bet if layered with white musk and rose it would be way better in my opinion.

Nothing special. A peony fragrance. I sold my bottle recently to save up for BR 540 Extrait.

Can’t believe this is rated so highly. It doesn’t smell BAD, but it performs like a cheap product, smells basic and synthetic and cheap.

Gives me £10 Victoria Secret body spray vibes, not a Dior product. Awful longevity and sillage, save your money.

Hope I eventually grow to see the hype of it but I doubt it.

One of my favourite scents ever…

It just smells so beautiful to me, was one of the main fragrances that got me into perfumes the way I am now. It is just delicate, floral, feminine. Picture Natalie Portman in an old money rural manor house, wearing a pink and white ball gown running through the grounds in the perfectly kept floral gardens. I haven’t seen the ad campaign but that’s what it should be (but obviously I know Natalie Portman is the face😂).

To me… the popular Chanel perfumes give me old money in a city setting, whilst the miss Dior perfumes give me old money in a rural setting.

The scent is timeless and beautiful to me, but has a delicate-ness to it that just makes it soooo beautiful. By far the best Miss dior… the original has a ‘granny’ smell to me, and I haven’t explored the other two that much. But this is just the perfect balance of musk and florals.

Truly one of the most beautiful scents out there. I do think Zara nude bouquet is an excellent dupe, but the original still has an edge on it to me. But if you want to achieve the vibe then you can definitely do that from the Zara one, just comparatively having both, I sense the better quality in the Dior one. But that being said, it’s still not a beast performer with average EDT qualities. I can forgive that for the beautiful scent in this instance.

This was light for a designer fragrance, which I appreciate, but kind of a generic floral and not memorable.

Extremely soft pink floral with a touch of citrus in the immediate opening, which I love. On me this quickly dries down to almost pure white musk. I don't fancy that note At All, so this scent is really not for me. If you like a white musk fragrance with a tiny bit of peony and rose thrown in, you will like this one. Be aware though; the sillage is nonexistent and longevity is average to poor.

Blooming Bouquet is very pretty and pleasant. I don't love it, but I can't imagine anyone hating this. I don't know if the full price is worth it as it doesn't really last. I have to spray it in my hair for it to last more than a few (two or three) hours.
Also, I'm a grad school student and it's basically THE most school-friendly fragrance I own. The cologne my advisor wears is more offensive than this lmao.

this is the perfume that a princess , a bride or a muse would wear ... so fairy , innocent and memorable , I love it so much and it seems everyone around me they all love it <3

This was my signature scent for almost 5 years. It’s beautiful, inoffensive, sparkly, and surprisingly smooth for a floral. Performance is bad, as with most soft perfumes, and this makes the cost difficult to justify.

I now use Zara nude bouquet since it’s a close 90-95% dupe (though a true nose could tell a difference) at 1/4 of the price, and has the same performance.

It’s lovely, light, clean floral thanks to the peony, and would be great for a summer wedding. It definitely is for younger women with not much scent complexity.

This scent is really pretty. It's really womanly and fresh. If you want to make a good first impression, I would recommend this smell. It's really pleasant

This is my favorite Miss Dior flanker, and I see the perfumer behind this is Louise Turner, the same lady who made other beautiful fragrances like CH Good Girl (and dozens of its flankers) and Hugo Boss for her private/pure accord/absolut.

This is very gentle, beautiful, bright, girly floral. I am not a huge floral notes lover - and strong florals sets off headache for me. This doesn’t give me a headache unlike the other Miss Dior Roses n Roses flanker.

It’s not strong, not off putting, not offensive. It’s gentle, easy to like and smells lovely (not intoxicating) Beautiful fragrance. I finished my sample vial, went back to get a roller ball version. Unfortunately I broke the roller bottle when it was still very full so I went back to get a proper 30ml spray bottle at Sephora.

Great for the days I want to feel feminine and gentle, or when I am not sure whoever I am meeting would find my usual sweet or gourmand fragrances (caramel, vanilla, cream) too much, I’ll reach for this. Imagine it’s your first day at work, you really don’t want to choke anyone out but still want to smell fresh and darling. Get this!

Absolutely stunning floral fruity bouquet! Those peach apricot notes are uplifting this beautiful scent. A spring-summer fragrance for young spirits in love with blooming scents!

A very simple floral. Peony and rose are predominant. Light and inoffensive. However, I believe the white musk is too intense for such a bare bones fragrance. Although I subscribe to the view that most perfumes can be worn by any age group, this one is clearly concocted for a younger demographic. (They use Natalie Portman for a reason…) this frag has nothing that makes it distinctive or memorable. In view of the high price point, one could certainly find a less expensive substitute.
It is suitable for office wear. Sillage is light to moderate and longevity is 2-3 hours. I am generally not enthusiastic about the Dior line, with the exception of Diorissimo, but that is likely associated with my own age demographic. I have silver hair! A safe blind buy.

Smelled it once, tried it on, knew I had to splurge and get it. Bought it in Harrod's of London while visiting because I wanted it and a, Harrod's bag (don't judge me lol). I'm over 40 and I feel this is good for anyone no matter the age. It soothing to me if layered with the right lotion or oil plus some white Musk underneath it can last for hours. Although I labeled this female I can see certain dudes wearing it as well. It's definitely a repurchase scent for me.

i got this perfume for christmas because i didn’t realize miss dior had so many different versions….i picked this bottle out thinking it was the original miss dior, and realized too late that i couldn’t return the €80 bottle because i had already opened it.

you can probably tell by now that i really, really don’t like this perfume. and i’ve tried to work with her, i really have. but she makes me smell like bacon. i kid you not. blooming bouquet smells like cooked bacon on me. i don’t like floral scents too much….they don’t work well with my body chemistry, and i feel like they work better with more aloof/airy personalities. i consider myself a grounded, warm presence so perfumes that reflect those qualities work best on me. woody, gourmand coffee/bourbon vanilla/bergamot/black teas/some florals/and a whole lot of fruit work best on me, i’ve learned, and blooming bouquet is anything but that. it is not a dynamic, rich, or complex perfume at all. it smells so juvenile and cheap.

but that’s just my opinion! i am of course bitter that it smells terrible on me, my clothes, my room, and everything i own.

Just tested this out for the first time and the dry down reminded me of something that I just couldn't put my finger on.. Then it came to me. Lentheric's Hoity Toity Lola Jour line. Literally identical. It smells so lovely.

Shop girl offered me a sample, can't believe how much I liked it. Easy to wear, easy to like, easily forgettable! Now I completely forgot how it smells like 😹

i love this perfume so so much! it is much better than the original miss dior in my opinion, and it is very classic. i am okay with simple perfumes, even if they are forgettable. this perfume is so pleasant that i don't care if it's forgettable. i love florals and this is perfect for spring. i can smell the citrus when i first spray it on, but when it settles the rose and peony work beautifully together. i would recommend this to anyone who wants a super feminine floral scent.

I recognize I my body chemistry does not go well with Dior because any and all their perfumes last about 15 minutes on me.

A friend gifted me this, a very light and fresh rose. I used up the bottle. Very nice, just has no staying power. I would forget I had it on a couple of minutes after.

For that kind of money I want it to last.

Fresh floral slightly sweet. Light airy delicate. I see 20-30 yr olds enjoying this to run errands or to bed.

Very confused- equal amounts of yay & nay - I love citrus-woody-florals + incense - ( Bulgari eau the blanc; l'eau exquise-Jasmin Noir (currently using) ; loved the discontinued Gucci Rush 2 ... so knowing my "nose" , would anyone honestly recommend this ( worried about the vinegar-y smell)

A very soft, pretty floral scent. Moderate sillage and longevity. The problem is that I don't think it's not really worth the price- I like Eclat d'Arpege (which has very similar vibes to me) more and it's much less expensive.

Basic floral. It's so light I had to spray A LOT to smell it. It reminds me of a perfume that I use to smell a lot when I was young, late 1980s. The perfume doesn't last long and sillage is poor too.

I tried this on at a department store and instantly fell in love with the citrus note, but when I bought the roll-on it lasts so little and it just turns into a boring floral. Very weak; doesn’t compare to the current Miss Dior let alone the one with the original formula, Miss Dior Cherie (RIP). I didn’t spend that much on it and the bottle is gorgeous, but I’m sorely disappointed.

Man, I used to love this so much. Maybe, it's just me but I don't smell a hint of citrus at all on my skin. It smells like roses. If you're into the intensity if Coco Mademoiselle (which is a strong scent for me), then expect it a tad lighter. Else, this might underwhelm you. If you're into light, youthful and feminine fragrances that's not overpowering, this might be for you. It's like Dior's Rose Gipsy and Rose Kabuki's younger sister.

ladies get this, men love it!

Citrus overture of Sicilian mandarin, contains a floral explosion, an evanescent bouquet of flowers, which returns to being fruity with a solid musky base. On my skin the fruity note wins with a vague floral scent, sparkling and fresh with more decisive tones given by the white musk in the persistence of the hours, moderate sillage ideal for the warm spring mornings.

All flowers, unfortunately the fruity notes are not predominant in this fragrance. It's nice, but for me to like a fragrance it has to be more fruity than floral, thankfully I only purchased a decant that I can give away and I'm not out the full price of a bottle. In this fragrance I think the fruity notes are only there to give it a sweet edge and if I had to pick the fruit I can smell it would be Apricot, I think the mandarin is what it giving it it's "light/fresh" smell. Also this only lasted about an hour on my skin, it became a skin scent very quickly. To be fair my skin does tend to "eat" fragrances, only a select few will last beyond the 4 hour mark. If you love pretty, light, floral fragrances with a hint of fresh fruit then you will probably like this. Personally I wouldn't blind buy Dior so this one is not a safe bet in my opinion.

Fresh, light, girly scent. It’s inoffensive, an easy reach perfume that could work for any situation, work, gym, date night, after shower… would suit any age group. I don’t detect any specific note besides the mandarin and some floral. It’s slightly sweet from the citrus and flowers. A pleasant fruity floral.
It projects for around 2 hours (6-8 sprays). Lasts on me around 6 hours. I don’t mind reapplying as I love the opening which is quite refreshing.

a while ago, i left a review on this perfume noting its similarity to versace bright crystal and how it shared the same problem as it. the problem being it smelled too much like bathroom cleaner or air freshener. i don't know what's changed, but recently i tested this one again and i don't see the similarity too much anymore. it's really nice. an airy, feminine, fresh, slightly fruity floral. in the drydown, the white musk comes out in a refined way. it's very refreshing in warmer weather.

Beautiful sparkling and crispy opening that makes me think of a ballet dancer wearing this. It has that "soft girl" aesthetic. Unfortunately it quickly turns heavily musky on my skin and loses that wow factor of the opening.

Got this as a sample with another purchase. Sadly, not for me. I care less for rose-based perfumes. It is definitely feminine and delicate, very dainty I'd say. But somehow it also reminds me of perfumes older women used to wear in the '70s or '80s in my country. Maybe that's one reason I'm not too keen on rose, too much of rosey perfumes, air fresheners and even drinks growing up! Still, neither did it come off well on my skin nor gel with my personality. Passsss.

Blooming Bouquet is such a tender, delicate scent, probably the softest scent I own. BB is a pretty pink peony and rose wrapped in sweet, gentle musk. Perfect for spring or summer, moderate silage and longevity, works for any age. :)

this is beautiful. it's feminine and very delicate, almost timid, it reminds me of something a kindergarten teacher or a nurse might wear, because it's very inoffensive, but in a super pretty way. for me it's perfect to wear to sleep

This is my new favorite perfume. It's soft and delicate, but at the same time the musk adds shape to it. There's a kick of citrus in the opening but it's the perfect amount of it. It's truly such a pretty scent.

So tender, elegant and feminine. Soft, plush peonies, vibrant pink rose with a dash of musk. In comparison with other softer peony or rose perfumes, this is more memorable and distinguishable, it is not that literal and smells original. Ballerina type of perfume. I can't stop smelling it. +

So my skin drinks peony. It blends with my blood and then seems to ooze out of every pore. The notes could be horse manure and peony and all you'd smell on me would be peony. As such I usually avoid any perfume with peony. It's literally a waste of $ because all I will smell like is peony.

Also everyone has a note that doesn't "blend" well with them I think, rose, for me, on me always comes across as a bit "musty." So I try to avoid rose heavy scents. Jammy rose is ok but everything else...

Well I decided to get a sample of this because it was pretty much everything I hated in a single perfume. It's just missing oud. And... I was very surprised to like it alot!

It's a fresh, floral scent with fruit in it. I definitely got alot of fruit, especially at first- almost lemony. I could smell the rose and peony equally, even on my skin, and it wasn't musty or overwhelming. I was pleasantly surprised.

I still don't love it, I just don't care for rose peony combos, but if I did, this would be it.

Between blooming bouquet and absolutely blooming flanker of miss dior I’d rather wear absolutely blooming. This one smells odd to me. I think it’s the combination of apricot and flowers maybe. There’s also something synthetic in it that I really don’t enjoy. It reminds me of bathroom cleaners. It was headache inducing and a scrubber for me. Take it with a grain of salt as it just didn’t smell that great on my skin. I think absolutely blooming did a better job being an everyday floral/fruity fragrance. But also it’s just disappointing for dior to discontinue the beloved miss dior and bring on these somewhat boring flankers.

This smells sooo much different in the bottle/ on paper than on my skin. I can smell the bottle all day. On my skin? It's okay. It didn't work well with my skin. I don't know what it is but something throws me off about this when I spray it. It reminds me a little bit like saliva. I don't think the fruity notes mesh well with the floral notes and the longevity is so poor. I prefer Miss Dior Absolutely Blooming - she's a gem.

For me as a men, this is the best daily or all around scent for a woman. It’s soft, feminine and uplifting. I really love it.

Loved this a lot and it was hard to part with but the longevity is poor so therefore it's extremely overpriced. I don't even think this lasted an hour on me, and that's after spraying it on my clothes. I think I heard it was possibly being discontinued, hopefully they manage to reformulate this into something that has more staying power.

At first spritz on my skin and shortly thereafter, I get a sharp grapefruit odor that is almost too acidic. Half an hour to forty five minutes in, I get a slightly softer/powdery Rose scent that grows more warm rather than the cool and painfully citrus scent immediately upon application. I prefer the dry down rather than the initial impression on my skin which leans very oily and acidic. The overly sharp, citrus scent I get on my skin at the beginning just doesn’t sit well with me. It’s too sharp and pungent. Overall, I would give the perfume a 2.5 out 5 stars.

Love this, it's soft, elegant, feminine, floral yet not too sweet, very fresh and suitable for any season and any occasion. Not cheap but you get Dior quality. The edt is perfect to spritz liberally and you don't need more than 2 or 3 sprays, it's quite understated and classy. Lovely for a first date!

I personally find most perfume to be too intense for me but blooming bouquet is super gentle, like smelling freshly cut flowers sweet green and fresh. The longevity at fist was a bit disappointing. It only lasted about 3 hours but after using the vaseline method it lasts 6 to 7 hours which is perfect for me. This is my signature scent for spring and summer along with philosophy ballet rose. it’s beautiful feminine and youthful.

This reminds me of my ballet teacher when I was ten years old. It starts out light, airy, floaty florals...but settles into the white musk, soapy, body scent. She was mean. I don't like it.

Such a beautiful, classy, sophisticated, fresh, playful scent. I hope they come out with a more long lasting version because this disappears so fast :(

smells very similar to versace bright crystal, which i do not like because it smells like bathroom cleaner or air freshener. this one shares the same problem, but it's not as bad in blooming bouquet because of the fruits and rose. i wonder if i just don't like peony.

It's a nice flowery delicate fragrance for the day, it's a real pity that it doesn't last on me for too long

Gorgeous, pretty, and effortless but also expensive smelling apricot rose peony scent. People kept hugging me when I wore this. Yes, it doesn't last eternally but it smells so divine it is worth reapplying although pair this with the lotion to extend longevity. I will always keep a bottle for my vanity for the aesthetic of the bottle. This is the go-to reach when I want to smell expensive and be pretty :)

this perfume is a beautifully fresh and sweet floral that unfortunately has no longevity. you spray it and it's gone.

It has a very floral and clean smell. It's quite fresh. Definitely a daytime fragrance. But I find nothing special about it, a bit generic. There is nothing wrong with that if you need to wear a discreet, clean fragrance. I personally won't buy it, a bit on the boring side for me. But I wish I had it when I was a teenager or on my early 20s. I think is a nice, solid first fragrance for a girl or a safe choice for a subtle office environment.

Super pretty. It's fresh, sweet and mellow. Almost like sweet ice tea! I get both the apricot and peach, and the mandarin gives it a fresh citrus burst. All on a bed of subtle roses and peonies.

Love it

This smells so fresh and crisp. It's literally mouth watering to me. It gives me the same feeling as drinking ice cold water on a hot summer day. Doesn't last long tho, 2 hours max but I knew this since it's an EDT. I'll just have to put it in my purse and respray every couple of hours.

The top notes in my little 1oz bottle have spoiled (it’s almost out), but if oversprayed and left to dry for a minute or two it’s still quite lovely. I actually really love that this is such a pretty and inoffensive scent, never too strong. For a time I thought I wouldn’t rebuy this but I think I will continue to have this in my collection. This is SO much better than the latest Miss Dior offerings like Rose N Roses. I am a big fan of Damask rose specifically and this fragrance features it beautifully.

This was my first real perfume that wasn’t a Victoria’s Secret body spray and it forever has a place in my pantry as one of my absolute favorites. It’s a fresh, youthful rose complemented by soft musks and crisp citrus. It’s not “girly” in the sense that it’s not overly sweet, but it’s airy enough for younger girls and also fantastic when you’re older. Truly a timeless scent.

This smells just like my fabric softener… and my hand cream… and my shampoo/conditioner…
I was spooked when I noticed the similarity between the scents, so I decided to research, and, voilà! Apparently I really like the rose-peach-peony combo, which is in all of them.
Anyway… this is the wettest bouquet perfume I’ve tried. Not green at all, but it’s so juicy, you’d think someone actually carried peony and roses around and drank peach juice from an open container. And/or spilled it on their clothes!
It is slightly boring to me, because I’ve had this as my signature scent for 4 years. But it is very pleasant, especially if you like peonies, roses or peaches.

I used to own this perfume back in 2014. I remember really liking it but ended up letting it go because I hardly ever reached for it. It is very very pleasant and light, completely inoffensive and therefore kind of boring even, reminding me of a scent of a basic shower gel, deodorant etc. But just a few weeks ago I suddenly started craving it again and ended up purchasing a bottle. Dior is very active in reformulating their perfumes and I assumed this wouldn't smell like it used to back in 2014 - but I was wrong! Of course I don't have the old bottle with me to compare but based on my vague memory they smell exactly the same. To be honest I still don't see myself wearing it that often, it's still kinda boring IMO, but great for days when I just want to smell pleasant and light and want to be sure that my perfume won't offend anyone.

This smells great! For a floral, it is surprisingly fresh and crisp..., none of the sharpness a lot of floral have that induce heaches.
It last fairly long for a toilette, much longer than many so-called perfumes.
It smells high end and makes you feel pretty and feminine.
It's a great summer scent, not only for days at the office, but for hot, balmy, summer nights. ❤️

sweet and innocent with lots of floral. smells strong at first but scent goes away super fast, so kinda overpriced for the amount of time it lasts

I hate florals as they're often screechy and too strong for me but this is BEAUTIFUL. its a light airy rose scent very youthful not mature at all like many rose perfumes I've smelled. The longevity and projection is not the best but I dont mind over spraying.

update: never reached for this one so I had to declutter

Went to purchase this at store yesterday. I was sooooo in love with the smell. And very excited to wear it today. I'm having a dinner date with my husband to celebrate my upcoming birthday. I sprayed it around 3 pm and the smell is gone before 6pm. SUPER SAAADDDDDD!!!! Definitely going back to the store.. Longevity is everything for me!!!!

This is a beautiful scent don't get me wrong but the amount it stays on is so dissapointing. One hour and it is all gone. When comparing to the price with the lasting effect i would not buy due to the bottle going so fast and being so light as a scent that you need many pumps.

This one smells just so beautiful, very fresh and natural flowers with some dewyness to it. Of all the miss dior parfumes this one is my favorite. If you want an elegant fresh summer scent, this one's for you. Does not smell old like many florals do, it's a very fresh non sweet watery floral. Personally I can't really pick up a specific note that stands out, they are all blended together very nicely. I've tried a lot of florals but this one is just so pretty! Like a lot of other reviewers said it's not very unique or special but to me one of the nicest staple spring/summer scents out there.

Evokes dewy/watery fresh-cut pink flowers. That sounds very basic (and perhaps it is) but the misted, watery quality to the petals makes it feel a bit classier and very natural/realistic. Pretty, elegant, and extremely inoffensive; it's lovely and calm and perhaps not the most exciting, but I find it relaxing.

A mix of fresh floral and sweet and tart juiciness from the apricot and peach. This reminds me a bit of 'Nectarine Blossom and Honey' but better and more dimensional. Not a 'I'M DYING TO GET THIS RIGHT NOW' kind of impression when I smelled this, but it's certainly beautiful and if I was gifted this I would for sure wear it!

Brilliant, dainty, fresh. It's truly like a bouquet misted with water. Such a shame it has no longevity; it's as if I spray it in the air and it's gone five seconds later. The aldehydes are noticeable if you spray on a bunch in an effort to make it linger a little longer. Regardless, it would make a really lovely wedding scent.

When you smell it from the nozzle, it is a beautiful floral scent with the peony and rose. But then when I sprayed it on my skin, I smelled the citrusy and fresh like scent which would probably be the Sicilian Orange. But the dry down, just wow, it smells like as if I went inside a flower shop filled with roses and peony. It has this sweet, floral, soapy scent, that really makes you want to smell it because it smells good. Its a perfect summer/spring fragrance. Its not a loud perfume since it is an EDT but it lasts quite a bit longer than I expected on my skin. I would say around 1-2 hrs is the best then 3-4 hours would slowly turn it to skin scent but you can still smell it. Overall, this is a beautiful fragrance from Dior and would suit any age, but for me, it would most likely suit teens or ladies in their 20s ☀️

I'm kind of fascinated by this one, as on the card it smelt like sweet fresh flowers. On my skin it's much sharper..... it's actually making my nostrils tingle! I was looking for a sweet peony scent but although It's certainly one of the prettiest natural floral smells I've come across, for me personally it's a bit too dry. It can't hold a candle to the only floral-forward scent in my collection (dior forever and ever!) And my bank balance is happy about that!

This fragrance is a beautiful, fresh floral scent with a hint of fruit/citrus. It gives off “my skin but better” vibes. Very nice for spring, summer, and after a shower.

a bouquet of flowers! gently beautiful. inspires me to wear a flowy dress and lie down near a water source, looking pretty as fluid as the water as i’m reading my book…

I received this in ad circular on a paper strip. Not something I would buy for myself. I wasn't expecting longevity from a paper strip. I was lucky to get some florals. Nothing crazy, a little bit on the sweet side. But the white musk drydown really killed it for me. I can do some musks, especially more Arabian ones, but this one was the bug spray kind. Very harsh and gag inducing. I thought I'd write a quick review in case anyone out there has problems with white musk, it tended to linger a long time.

This along with Nina Ricci Rose Extase are my signature scents! I often pair them together and the scent bubble is absolutely lovely! Also on my skin, it is quite long-lasting! I know it is a spring/summer but I wear it year-round.

Perfect summer/spring scent ! Very memorable, I think people say it doesn't last long get nose blind with this scent because I thought the same until I changed scents and people commented on it. Saying they also liked how I normally smelled aka like miss Dior blooming bouquet. I have worn it for over a year and I am still not tired of it. So it does really last. From my experience it makes you smell cute, delicate, feminine and soft. Not really an attention grabber if that is what you are going for. It's perfect for everyday wear and it isn't offensive. It's an ageless smell. I don't know if it is because of this smell or my personality but people will associate you with being sweet, caring and the color pink. It smells like flowers but not old or soapy, not overly sweet either it is just perfectly balanced.

I don’t understand why people say that it don’t last long on me it last 7-8 hours!!! And it smell so good ☺️ Perfect for spring and summer. Hope dior will not stop this perfume😍

I am simply in love with this one! It's my everyday wear. I know that the common complaint with this one is that the sillage on this isn't very strong and that's actually the reason I love it. It's not in anyone's face unless they get right up next to me. I wear perfume for me! I think the longevity is perfect for me. I can go to bed and it's still there in the morning. I can wear it to work and it's still there after moving around all day. The main notes for me are mostly peony and citrus with hint of green and fruity. I get a tad of rose but frankly no powder, which is amazing for me because I dislike powdery. It's fresh and girly but mature at the same time and I just simply love it!!

This is very similar to Rose N'Roses, but instead of being entirely rosey, this does have a slightly different, more generally floral twist.

To my nose, this leaps straight into the florals without a lot of citrus. It certainly does have a little bit, but it's not enough to tell what it is exactly, and I actually thought it was bergamot.

The peony is really lovely, it just is. I prefer this to Rose N'Roses and the 2021 MD, because as I'm sitting with it, I'm finding myself under the sway of appreciation for a simple, but elegant fragrance that feels deliberate and intentional. There's not much added here beside a little kick of musk for the peony and rose to rest on, and it's not actually very sweet at all...this remains purely floral, and is a refreshing change in the designer sphere.

I personally think dirty roses, spiced roses and woody roses (or a good oud&rose) are more my style and I wouldn't get serious about this, but it's quite nice. People refer to fragrances as a "ballet" rose, but I've never quite felt like I resonated with that term until now🌹🥿