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Dior Avenue Hoche

1976 · For women · Floral

Dior Avenue Hoche by Dior was launched in 1976, a floral fragrance for women, composed by Edmond Roudnitska. Its accord profile is led by white floral, fresh and woody. Key notes: Narcissus and Lily-Of-The-Valley.

At a glance

Dominant accordswhite floral, fresh, woody
Key notesNarcissus, Lily-Of-The-Valley
Community rating4.34/5 from 226 votes

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Accord profile

white floral13%fresh13%woody11%green10%floral10%mossy9%aldehydic9%yellow floral9%amber8%earthy8%

Note pyramid

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About this fragrance

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Dior Avenue Hoche (1976) is a chypre floral composed by Edmond Roudnitska, opening with aldehydes, lilac, and jasmine. The aldehydes add a sparkling lift, while lilac and jasmine introduce a fresh, white floral character. The heart reveals narcissus and lily-of-the-valley, contributing green, dewy facets that deepen the floral core. The base rests on oak moss, woodsy notes, and amber, providing a mossy, woody foundation with a warm amber glow. This structure yields a classic chypre with prominent white floral and fresh accords, supported by woody, green, and mossy tones.

Collectors seeking a vintage chypre with a luminous floral opening and a grounded, mossy finish will appreciate Avenue Hoche. Its balanced composition and Roudnitska's signature make it a notable piece of 1970s perfumery. Suitable for those who enjoy elegant, green-floral fragrances with a traditional chypre base, it wears well in daytime or formal settings. The perfume's complexity and historical context appeal to enthusiasts of classic French perfumery.

中文簡介

Dior Avenue Hoche(1976)係 Edmond Roudnitska 調配嘅西普花香調香水。前調以醛、丁香同茉莉打開,醛帶出明亮感,丁香同茉莉則散發清新白花香。中調有水仙同鈴蘭,增添綠意同水潤感,令花香核心更立體。基調以橡苔、木質同琥珀收結,帶來苔蘚木質底蘊同溫暖琥珀餘韻。整體結構呈現經典西普風貌,白花同清新主導,木質、綠意同苔蘚氣息襯托。

呢支香水適合鍾情復古西普、欣賞明亮花香開場同苔蘚木質收尾嘅收藏家。佢嘅平衡度同 Roudnitska 嘅簽名風格,令佢成為七十年代香水嘅代表作之一。適合日間或正式場合使用,尤其啱喜歡優雅綠意花香同傳統西普基調嘅人。

Reference data

HouseDior
NameDior Avenue Hoche
Launched1976
Marketed asFor women
Dominant familyFloral
PerfumerEdmond Roudnitska
Notes recorded8
Accords10

Quick answers

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What are the notes in Dior Avenue Hoche?

Dior Avenue Hoche by Dior: top notes are Aldehydes, Lilac and Jasmine; heart notes are Narcissus and Lily-Of-The-Valley; base notes are Oak Moss, Woodsy Notes and Amber.

What accords does Dior Avenue Hoche have?

The dominant accords recorded for Dior Avenue Hoche are white floral (100.0%); fresh (98.6%); woody (80.7%); green (78.7%); floral (78.5%).

Who created Dior Avenue Hoche?

Dior Avenue Hoche by Dior was composed by Edmond Roudnitska.

When was Dior Avenue Hoche launched?

Dior Avenue Hoche by Dior was first released in 1976.

What does Dior Avenue Hoche smell like?

Dior Avenue Hoche is recorded as a floral fragrance, centred on Narcissus and Lily-Of-The-Valley.

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