Fahrenheit

Christian Dior was born in Normandy, France, in 1905, and he first channeled his love for art into opening an art gallery. In 1938, he entered the fashion world as a designer for Robert Piquet. After serving in World War II, Dior was able to open his own fashion house in 1946. His opulent designs made him successful in the post-war era, and his brand quickly expanded into furs, perfumes, and accessories. Although Christian Dior died in 1957, the company bearing his name continues to live on, creating distinctive fashions, accessories, cosmetics, and fragrances. Many Christian Dior perfumes are delicate, feminine, and great for daytime wear. For instance, wild rose and almond blossom are among the prominent springtime-inspired notes of Forever and Ever, a popular Christian Dior perfume for her. Other Christian Dior perfumes are better suited for a night out, with nothing delicate or subtle about them, such as Dior Addict, a bold tropical scent combining citrus with undertones of sandalwood and vanilla. The extensive line of Christian Dior perfume for her ensures that there is a scent that will appeal to everyone. Christian Dior doesn't leave men out, though. Fahrenheit Summer is a citrus-inspired Christian Dior cologne for men that also uses notes of violet and sandalwood to create a sophisticated and masculine scent for everyday wear. If you're looking for a Christian Dior cologne for men that's a little bit edgier, try Higher Energy, a spicy and fresh scent that combines nutmeg, pepper, and frankincense with pineapple, melon, and mint.