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From the birth of Christian Dior to the designers who succeeded him, the house is steeped in history.
Ridden by anxiety, Christian Dior led a life governed by superstition.
From Princess Diana to Nicole Kidman, a history of Dior’s various designers’ work on the biggest global celebrities.
As Dior’s first female couturier, Maria Grazia Chiuri has made waves with a feminist agenda.
At 23, the Lady Dior bag has outlasted trends and a shuffling of creative directors.
The Swiss designer will present his first main collection for the house on Thursday.
WWD gets the inside scoop on the designer debuts at Lanvin, Emanuel Ungaro and Guy Laroche and highlights some of the emerging talents.
Illustrators from René Gruau to Mats Gustafson have helped capture the Dior spirit across the decades.
The campaign seeks to highlight African American women, whose breast cancer mortality rate is 42 percent higher than caucasian women.
“Yesterday’s truth is not tomorrow’s” in beauty, according to Claude Martinez.
A series of major exhibitions in Paris, Melbourne and Toronto have been timed to coincide with the house’s 70th anniversary.
Having introduced a new look for the fine jewelry arena, Victoire de Castellane likes to reinvent house codes.
One-hundred percent of the proceeds from the sale of the T-shirt, which retails for $75, benefit the organization.
The opening day includes shows by Dior as well as Saint Laurent, which is expected to turn the Eiffel Tower pink in homage to Pierre Bergé.
Sidney Toledano’s skillful management has maintained Dior on a growth path through periods of internal and external change.
She will succeed Stephen Quinn, who announced his retirement last week after serving in the role for 26 years.
“So often there is that perception of that in order to be leading something, there has to be a man at the top.”
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