The centifolia roses in Miss Dior’s just-launched fragrance are grown biodynamically at Domaine de Manon in Grasse, France. There’s something particularly romantic and, frankly, inspired about this fresh, very natural fragrance with layers of musk, patchouli, and vetiver, adding a woody element under the rose.

“Like Catherine Dior, in her time, many producers under contract with Dior were women. I like to think that from where she is, she is proud of the women who have come after her,” Biancalana says. “Over the years, perfumes have become more and more modern. Miss Dior Rose Essence is the expression of a modern and dynamic rose.”