Dior
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Dior
A French couture house known for the New Look, tailoring, handbags, fragrance, and highly structured femininity.
History
Christian Dior founded his couture house in Paris in 1946. The 1947 New Look reshaped postwar fashion with rounded shoulders, narrow waists, and full skirts, establishing Dior as a major couture force.
Description
Dior produces haute couture, ready to wear, handbags, shoes, jewelry, fragrance, beauty, menswear, and accessories. Signature codes include cannage quilting, Bar jackets, saddle bags, Lady Dior bags, and toile de Jouy.
Trend focus
Saddle bags, Lady Dior, Diorissimo logos, Bar jackets, Y2K Dior, Galliano era collecting, and couture influenced tailoring.
Where it is sold
Dior is sold through Dior boutiques, dior.com, authorized luxury retailers for selected categories, and authenticated resale platforms.
Editorial note: This record is maintained as a practical resale reference for identification, market context, and brand literacy.