A HARMONIOUS FUSION OF WILD AND SENSUAL Eau Sauvage by Dior stands out as a men’s “Eau de Toilette,” characterized by its vibrant citrus and aromatic scents. It marked Dior's inaugural foray into men's fragrances, transforming the fragrance landscape of its time. This innovative creation boasts a distinct and exquisite aroma. Crafted in 1966 by the renowned perfumer Edmond Roudnitska, it draws inspiration from the image of a captivating, untamed man—authentic and transparent, he embodies virility and a fondness for freshness, leaving a memorable scent trail in his wake. The fragrance opens with a burst of invigorating notes such as rosemary, caraway, fruity undertones, basil, bergamot, and lemon; this is followed by an unfolding of coriander, carnation, sandalwood, patchouli, orris, jasmine, and rose—delicate yet groundbreaking elements that form a luxurious base. It concludes with more robust and masculine nuances of amber, musk, oakmoss, and vetiver, underscoring its undeniably wild essence.

VIRILE FLORALS. Dior was a trailblazer in incorporating floral essences into a men’s fragrance, raising significant anticipation for this perfume's debut.

INNOVATORS IN MEN’S FRAGRANCE. Eau Sauvage marked Dior's entry into the men’s market, paving the way for its subsequent ventures into men’s fashion, ultimately leading to the prestigious empire that exists today.

ICONIC FRAGRANCE. This scent established itself as a benchmark for fresh men’s fragrances and continues to be one of the best-selling perfumes, maintaining a loyal following in the industry even today.