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A: Avenue Montaigne: The prestigious Parisian avenue where Christian Dior opened his first boutique in 1946.
B: Bar Jacket: The iconic fitted jacket with a cinched waist and peplum, designed by Christian Dior in 1947 and considered a cornerstone of his “New Look.”
C: Cannage: The woven pattern that adorns many Dior bags and accessories, inspired by the rattan chairs found in Christian Dior’s childhood home.
D: Dior Homme: The menswear line launched in 1970, known for its sharp tailoring and modern, often subversive, takes on classic menswear.
E: Elegance: Not to be too cheesy but it’s true. Traditional old school Elegance is a hallmark of Dior’s designs, emphasizing refined and sophisticated aesthetics.
F: Feminine: At its heart, Dior is a celebration of femininity, empowering women to express themselves with confidence and grace.
G: Gardens: Christian Dior’s passion for flowers and nature is reflected in many of the brand’s designs and fragrances.
H: Hédi Slimane: The designer served as the creative director for Dior Homme from 2000 to 2007, known for his revolutionary slim and tailored menswear designs.
I: Iconic Bags: Dior is known for its iconic handbags, including the Lady Dior bag, Dior Saddle Bag, The Book Tote, Lady D-Lite Bag and 30 Montaigne Bag.
J: John Galliano: John Galliano served as the creative director of Dior from 1996 to 2011, bringing his avant-garde and theatrical designs to the brand.
K: Kim Jones: The current artistic director of Dior Men, known for his innovative approach and collaborations with artists
L: LVMH: Christian Dior is part of the LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, the world’s largest luxury goods conglomerate.
M: Mitzah: A small, square silk scarf, often worn around the neck or head.
N: New Look: Christian Dior’s revolutionary post-war silhouette, characterized by a cinched waist, full skirt and feminine curves.
O: Oblique: The instantly recognizable Dior logo, designed by Marc Bohan in the 1960s, adorns everything from bags to sneakers.
P: Paris Fashion Week: Dior showcases its collections at Paris Fashion Week, a major event in the fashion industry.
Q: Quality Craftsmanship: Dior is renowned for its attention to detail and high-quality craftsmanship in both clothing and accessories.
R: Raf Simons: Served as the creative director of Dior from 2012 to 2015, bringing a modern and minimalist aesthetic to the brand.
S: Savoir-faire: The French term for “know-how,” highlighting the exceptional craftsmanship and skills employed in Dior’s creations.
T: Toile de Jouy: A toile fabric featuring pastoral scenes, used in Dior’s clothing and accessories.
U: Eau de Parfum: The fragrance division of the brand, known for its iconic scents like Miss Dior, J’adore, and Sauvage.
V: Versatility: Though traditionally associated with evening wear, Dior is now a pioneer of practical yet chic pieces for everyday life after Maria Grazia Chiuri’s tenure at Dior.
W: We Should All be Feminists: Maria Chiuri sparked a trend, sending models in statement tees featuring Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s essay title, igniting a streetwear movement.
X: eXclusivity: Dior’s commitment to high-quality materials, expert craftsmanship and limited-edition pieces.
Y: Yves Saint Laurent: Yves Saint Laurent served as Christian Dior’s assistant and later became the creative director of the house after Dior’s death in 1957.
Z: Zeitgeist: Dior’s ability to capture the spirit of the eras and translate it into lasting fashion landmarks.
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