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Dior
Miss Dior Blooming Bouquet
100ml · Eau de toilette
Product reference photo; pictured bottle size may differ.
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Looking for a Miss Dior dupe? The comparisons below are specifically for Miss Dior Blooming Bouquet EDT. They do not establish matches to Miss Dior Eau de Parfum, Parfum or the historical Miss Dior Chérie. Compare three independent alternatives, not counterfeits: estimated bottle prices are $15.95–$32, versus $170 for the 100ml original. Prices are editorial estimates in USD, not live offers; sizes may differ.

Dior
100ml · Eau de toilette
Product reference photo; pictured bottle size may differ.

$138 less for the listed alternative. 100ml original / 50ml alternative; compare size as well as price.
Bergamot, Peony. Published-note overlap is not a measurement of scent similarity.
Wear time is not independently verified. Sample on skin where possible. Affiliate disclosure & pricing.
Published information, side by side.
All prices are estimates in USD.
| The detail | OriginalDior Miss Dior Blooming Bouquet | Alternative 01Dossier Citrus Peony | Alternative 02R&D Fragrance House F62 Blooming Bouquet impression | Alternative 03Oil Perfumery Blooming Bouquet impression oil |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fragrance notes | Sweet pea, Bergamot, Damascus rose, Peony, White musk | Mandarin, Bergamot, Blackcurrant, Rose, Apricot, Peony, Musks, Peach, Raspberry | Bergamot, Sweet pea, Peony, Damascus rose, White musk, Fruity notes | Sicilian orange, Citrus, Damask rose, Peony, White musk, Patchouli |
| Concentration | Eau de toilette | Eau de toilette | Parfum extrait spray | Alcohol-free perfume oil |
| Bottle size | 100ml | 50ml | 30ml | 10ml |
| Estimated price | $170 | $32 | $24.99 | $15.95 |
| Est. price per 100ml | $170 | $64 | $83.30 | $159.50 |
| Est. bottle savings | Reference price | 81% | 85% | 91% |
| Shared original note labels | Reference notes | 2 of 5 | 5 of 5 | 2 of 5 |
| Longevity | Not independently verified | Not independently verified | Not independently verified | Not independently verified |
| Explore | See notes ↓ | Check Dossier | Check R&D Fragrance House | Check Oil Perfumery |
“Not listed” means the concentration is not specified in our existing product information. Shared notes use exact, case-insensitive labels.
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What to consider before you choose.

Dossier explicitly names Miss Dior Blooming Bouquet as the inspiration for Citrus Peony, a 50ml EDT. Its published list adds blackcurrant, apricot, peach and raspberry. This is not a comparison with Miss Dior Eau de Parfum or Miss Dior Parfum.
Dossier product details & image source ↗ · Verified 2026-10-31 · Product reference photo; pictured bottle size may vary.
Estimated bottle price is 81% lower. 2 published note labels shared with the original, including Bergamot, Peony.
Adds Mandarin, Blackcurrant, Rose to its published note list. Bottle size differs from the 100ml original. Wear time is not independently verified.
Who it’s for: Consider this if you are exploring floral fragrances and enjoy Bergamot and Peony. Sample on skin to judge the fit.
Non-commission retailer links. Editorial price estimate, not a live offer.
Official product artwork — not a bottle photograph.R&D explicitly names Blooming Bouquet as the inspiration for F62. The 30ml parfum extrait spray variant is compared here, not its sample, EDP roller or larger bottles. Its descriptive notes are shown as an unstaged list.
R&D Fragrance House product details & image source ↗ · Verified 2026-11-01
Estimated bottle price is 85% lower. 5 published note labels shared with the original, including Sweet pea, Bergamot, Damascus rose.
Adds Fruity notes to its published note list. Bottle size differs from the 100ml original. Wear time is not independently verified.
Who it’s for: Consider this if you are exploring floral fragrances and enjoy Sweet pea and Bergamot. Sample on skin to judge the fit.
Non-commission retailer links. Editorial price estimate, not a live offer.

Oil Perfumery explicitly names Blooming Bouquet as its impression. This is a 10ml alcohol-free roller oil with citrus, rose, peony, musk and patchouli notes. Its smaller bottle and different application mean upfront savings do not establish equivalent value per wear.
Oil Perfumery product details & image source ↗ · Verified 2026-10-31 · Product reference photo; pictured bottle size may vary.
Estimated bottle price is 91% lower. 2 published note labels shared with the original, including Peony, White musk.
Adds Sicilian orange, Citrus, Damask rose to its published note list. Bottle size differs from the 100ml original. Wear time is not independently verified.
Who it’s for: Consider this if you are exploring floral fragrances and enjoy Peony and White musk. Sample on skin to judge the fit.
Non-commission retailer links. Editorial price estimate, not a live offer.
Prices are editorial estimates and availability may change. These comparisons do not establish measured scent similarity or independently verified wear time. Estimated bottle savings reach up to 91%; bottle sizes may differ.
A useful shortlist explains the trade-offs, not just the savings. These are source-based comparisons, not our own wear tests.
Dior describes a fresh floral EDT with sweet pea, bergamot, rose, peony and white musk. The linked current product page and Dior’s own presentation identify the version. An inspiration statement for Blooming Bouquet cannot be transferred to Miss Dior EDP.
Citrus Peony is a 50ml EDT; F62 here is the 30ml parfum extrait spray variant. Oil Perfumery’s option is a 10ml alcohol-free roller. Cost per 100ml is bottle arithmetic, not a claim that an oil and a spray provide the same number of wears.
Dossier adds blackcurrant, apricot and soft fruit descriptors. Oil Perfumery lists patchouli in its base. R&D describes a floral-musky note list without stages. Do not turn those descriptions into an identical-formula claim.
Stages are shown only where identified in the linked brand or retailer information. A key-note list is not a staged pyramid or a prediction of wear on skin. The linked sources identify the note information; retailer listings are labelled.
| Fragrance | Top / opening | Heart | Base |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dior Miss Dior Blooming Bouquet | Unstaged key notes: Sweet pea, Bergamot, Damascus rose, Peony, White musk. The brand does not assign these to top, heart or base. | ||
| Dossier Citrus Peony | Mandarin, Bergamot, Blackcurrant | Rose, Apricot, Peony | Musks, Peach, Raspberry |
| R&D Fragrance House F62 Blooming Bouquet impression | Unstaged key notes: Bergamot, Sweet pea, Peony, Damascus rose, White musk, Fruity notes. The brand does not assign these to top, heart or base. | ||
| Oil Perfumery Blooming Bouquet impression oil | Sicilian orange, Citrus | Damask rose, Peony | White musk, Patchouli |
The brand publishes these key notes without a top, heart or base breakdown. They are shown as a list rather than an inferred pyramid.
Shared note Highlighted notes also appear in Citrus Peony’s published list. A shared label helps explain the direction, rather than how two fragrances will smell on skin.
Dossier Citrus Peony, R&D F62 and Oil Perfumery’s impression explicitly name Miss Dior Blooming Bouquet. No side-by-side test here establishes a closest winner, and these statements do not apply to Miss Dior Eau de Parfum or Parfum. Confirm Blooming Bouquet on your original bottle before choosing.
Wear time has not been independently verified for the bottles in this guide. Matching notes or an EDP label cannot establish equal longevity or projection. Compare the exact versions on your own skin over the same day; do not treat retailer descriptions as measured wear-time results.
No. This guide uses “dupe” for an independently branded alternative sold under its own product name. A counterfeit pretends to be the original brand or product. Check the seller, product name, packaging, concentration and size; a comparison here does not authenticate a retailer’s stock.
Yes. First check whether your original is Blooming Bouquet EDT. Compare spray samples on separate areas of skin; test the roller oil separately because its application differs. If your bottle says Eau de Parfum or Parfum, do not treat this shortlist as a validated match.