Dior is a legacy French fashion house founded by Christian Dior in 1946, best known for revolutionizing women's fashion with the 1947 “New Look”—a silhouette defined by cinched waists, structured shoulders, and full skirts that reintroduced opulence and femininity after wartime austerity. Over the decades, Dior has evolved into a symbol of timeless luxury, merging classic Parisian elegance with bold creative direction.
From haute couture to ready-to-wear and accessories, the brand has consistently pushed boundaries while staying rooted in craftsmanship and heritage. Under various creative directors—like Yves Saint Laurent, John Galliano, Raf Simons, Kim Jones, and currently Jonathan Anderson (who will debut in June 2025) and Maria Grazia Chiuri—Dior has stayed at the forefront of fashion by blending traditional savoir-faire with contemporary aesthetics, even weaving in elements of streetwear and global subcultures.
Today, Dior sits at the intersection of historical influence and modern relevance, appealing to both purists of couture and a new generation shaped by fashion’s evolving narratives.