Which fragrance brand launched J'adore in 1999?

Dior launched J'adore in 1999 as a women's fragrance.

J'adore became one of Dior's best-known modern perfumes. Its name comes from the French expression “j'adore,” meaning “I love.” The fragrance was created by perfumer Calice Becker and is commonly associated with a floral composition featuring ylang-ylang, jasmine, and rose.

The perfume's distinctive amphora-shaped bottle helped establish its visual identity. Dior later expanded the J'adore name into related products, including flankers and body-care items, but the original 1999 release is the reference point for the line.

J'adore is sometimes confused with Miss Dior because both are major Dior fragrance names. They are separate perfume lines: Miss Dior has a much earlier history, while J'adore was introduced at the end of the 20th century. Advertising featuring Charlize Theron also became strongly associated with J'adore, helping make the name widely recognizable internationally.