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A collection inspired by Dorin’s history and its intimate association with the Palace of Versailles. A range of five exquisite scents, each telling a story related to the rich heritage of the Maison and its place in French history.
Each fragrance is created using the finest ingredients and presented in a dazzling white edition of the Maison’s trademark glass perfume bottle. An elegant gilded signature spells out Dorin on the lower part of the bottle.
If we had to choose one fragrance that truly captures the history of the Maison Dorin, it would have to be Versailles 1780.
The Bureau du Roi is the essence of expert 18th century French carpentry. A sublime desk crafted from the finest wood, it was personally commissioned by King Louis XV...
As its name indicates, this floral and woody fragrance invites you on a stroll into the heart of King Louis XIV’s mythical gardens at the Palace of Versailles, designed by royal gardener André Le Nôtre.
Hidden away down the winding corridors of the Château de Fontainebleau, there lies a private chamber that was decorated and furnished especially for Queen Marie-Antoinette in 1777 by her husband, King Louis XVI.
The fig has grown throughout the Mediterranean region ever since it was first imported from the Far East.
If we had to choose one fragrance that truly captures the history of the Maison Dorin, it would have to be Versailles 1780.
The Bureau du Roi is the essence of expert 18th century French carpentry. A sublime desk crafted from the finest wood, it was personally commissioned by King Louis XV...
As its name indicates, this floral and woody fragrance invites you on a stroll into the heart of King Louis XIV’s mythical gardens at the Palace of Versailles...
Hidden away down the winding corridors of the Château de Fontainebleau, there lies a private chamber that was decorated and furnished especially for Queen Marie-Antoinette in 1777 by her husband, King Louis XVI.
The fig has grown throughout the Mediterranean region ever since it was first imported from the Far East.
If we had to choose one fragrance that truly captures the history of the Maison Dorin, it would have to be Versailles 1780.
The Bureau du Roi is the essence of expert 18th century French carpentry. A sublime desk crafted from the finest wood, it was personally commissioned by King Louis XV...
As its name indicates, this floral and woody fragrance invites you on a stroll into the heart of King Louis XIV’s mythical gardens at the Palace of Versailles, designed by royal gardener André Le Nôtre.
Hidden away down the winding corridors of the Château de Fontainebleau, there lies a private chamber that was decorated and furnished especially for Queen Marie-Antoinette in 1777 by her husband, King Louis XVI.
The fig has grown throughout the Mediterranean region ever since it was first imported from the Far East.
If we had to choose one fragrance that truly captures the history of the Maison Dorin, it would have to be Versailles 1780.
The Bureau du Roi is the essence of expert 18th century French carpentry. A sublime desk crafted from the finest wood, it was personally commissioned by King Louis XV...
As its name indicates, this floral and woody fragrance invites you on a stroll into the heart of King Louis XIV’s mythical gardens at the Palace of Versailles, designed by royal gardener André Le Nôtre.
Hidden away down the winding corridors of the Château de Fontainebleau, there lies a private chamber that was decorated and furnished especially for Queen Marie-Antoinette in 1777 by her husband, King Louis XVI.
The fig has grown throughout the Mediterranean region ever since it was first imported from the Far East.
"Carnet de Bal", a perfume that celebrates the elegance and romance of the courtly dance cards of Château de Versailles, where dancers gather for glittering balls and extravagant galas with their Carnets de Bal.