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Dior reveals British actor Joseph Quinn as the new face of the Gris Dior Fragrance


DIOR are proud to announce British actor and Stranger Things heartthrob, Joseph Quinn, as the new face for the Gris Dior Fragrance, part of La Collection Privée Christian Dior.

Quinn will front as the first global ambassador of the Gris Dior scent as his mystical, mesmerising acting parts have led him to be the perfect fit. From the intriguing and somewhat relatable character Eddie Munson to Prince Paul in the established Sky Original Catherine the Great, the actor embodies the “streamlined chypre accord” for this composition seamlessly.

Joseph quinn Dior

This signature fragrance is designed with the intensity of a strong, recognisable scent that leaves a compelling trail of mystery behind. With top notes of floral accord, a background of ambery moss and hints of citrus zing, the aroma cannot be broken down easily and carries the rich history of the house amongst a modern twist.

PACK_GRIS_DIOR_LRGris Dior fragrance of La Collection Privée Christian Dior

“Designed as the olfactory transcription of the emblematic colour of the Avenue Montaigne House”, claimed by Parfums Christian Dior, we are excited to see what is next for this rising star after this raging success in the fashion world.

by Alicia Tomkinson

You can buy the Gris Dior fragrance of La Collection Privée Christian Dior here.

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