Dior J’Adore Voile de Parfum (EDP) 3.4 oz 100ml from Launch-Year: 2013

Introduced in 2013, J’Adore Voile de Parfum offered a distinctly softer, more powdery interpretation of Dior’s celebrated J’Adore collection. Created by Dior perfumer François Demachy, the fragrance centers on the elegant pairing of rose and iris, softened by white musk. This original launch-period bottle preserves the presentation of a J’Adore variation that has since disappeared from the current Dior fragrance collection.

Available today is this original and authentic Christian Dior J’Adore Voile de Parfum (EDP) Spray in the generous 3.4-ounce (100ml) size. Made in France, the bottle is identified by Batch Number 3T04, Reference Number F091514009, and UPC 3348901131810. The fragrance displays light evaporation consistent with age, with the remaining fill level clearly visible in the photographs. All photos were taken at high magnification to best show overall condition. The buyer will receive the exact item pictured. Dating & Authentication

J’Adore Voile de Parfum was introduced in 2013, and this bottle corresponds to the original launch-period presentation. The Batch Number 3T04 is consistent with a 2013-era bottle. The bottle is marked Parfums Christian Dior, 75008 Paris, France, Made in France, and carries Reference Number F091514009. Its bottle design, labeling and product identification are consistent with authentic Dior production from the period. Packaging & Presentation

Voile de Parfum retained the instantly recognizable amphora-inspired silhouette of the J’Adore collection, with its elongated neck, gold-tone detailing and crystal-like spherical cap. The warm amber coloration of the fragrance is especially striking in the clear glass bottle. This is the large 100ml / 3.4-ounce spray presentation, making it an impressive display bottle as well as an increasingly uncommon discontinued J’Adore variation. Condition

The bottle remains substantially full with light evaporation. The exact current fragrance level visible in the photographs. The bottle, atomizer and decorative components show overall condition consistent with age and previous storage. Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form an important part of the condition description. The buyer will receive the exact bottle pictured. Why This Bottle Stands Out

Unlike the continuously marketed J’Adore Eau de Parfum, Voile de Parfum represents a specific chapter in the development of the J’Adore collection. Its 2013 composition departed from the original fragrance's more expansive floral-fruity character in favor of a deliberately restrained combination of rose, iris and musk. This item is particularly appealing as a large 100ml bottle from the original 2013 launch period, retaining a high proportion of its original contents. Collector’s Notes

Discontinued flankers and interpretations from major fragrance houses can be particularly interesting because they preserve compositions that may have existed for only a relatively short portion of a house's history. J’Adore Voile de Parfum is also significant as part of François Demachy's tenure as Dior's perfumer-creator. Rather than simply representing another concentration of J’Adore, Voile de Parfum was released as its own composition within the J’Adore family. Fragrance History

1947: Christian Dior presented his first couture collection and introduced the House of Dior's first fragrance, Miss Dior.

1999: Dior introduced the original J’Adore Eau de Parfum, created by perfumer Calice Becker. Its distinctive amphora-shaped bottle and gold-ringed neck became signatures of the J’Adore collection.

2013: Dior introduced J’Adore Voile de Parfum, created by François Demachy. The fragrance emphasized rose and iris against a soft musky background, creating a more powdery interpretation of the J’Adore aesthetic.

2013: This 100ml bottle dates to the original launch period and carries Batch Number 3T04. Fragrance Notes

Originally launched in 2013, J’Adore Voile de Parfum is generally classified as a floral fragrance with pronounced powdery and musky characteristics. The composition centers on Damascus rose, a refined Tuscan/Florentine iris absolute, and a soft foundation of white musk.

The result is markedly different from the original 1999 J’Adore, emphasizing the velvety, powdery character of iris and rose rather than reproducing the original fragrance's broader floral-fruity composition.