Dior
This is the house that reinvented desire. On February 12, 1947, Christian Dior sent his first collection through the salon at 30 Avenue Montaigne—waist cinched, skirt in full bloom—and Harper's Bazaar editor Carmel Snow christened it the "New Look" on the spot, the Bar suit becoming the most photographed silhouette of the century.
Decades on, the house sharpened its edge: Chris von Wangenheim's 1976 "Fetching Is Your Dior," a Doberman's jaws locked around a diamond-clad wrist, remains one of the most provocative—and collectible—fashion images ever run. From the New Look to Miss Dior to the gold-lit glamour of J'adore, each is an authentic vintage print, pure timeless elegance, and beautiful enough to hang in a dressing room, boutique, or anywhere refinement is the point.
Browse the collection below.
Sauvage regards,
Rob
