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The house founded by Christian Dior in 1946, from the New Look to haute couture, high jewellery and fragrance.
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Dior Beauty has introduced Dior Capture, a two-product skincare system designed to address the visible signs of ageing through formulations inspired by regenerative medicine. The collection…
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Dior has chosen one of France's most revered artistic sanctuaries as the setting for its Autumn Winter 2026–2027 collection reveal. The gardens of Giverny, long immortalised…
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The pursuit of visible skin refinement has long occupied a central place in luxury skincare innovation. Dior Beauty has responded with Capture Hyalushot Advanced, a targeted…
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Dior has long understood that a timepiece transcends mere chronometry—it is a statement of refined sensibility, a companion to life's defining moments. The Grand Bal collection,…
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Dior Beauty has expanded its Capture skincare ecosystem with the introduction of PDRN-Shot, a concentrated booster serum formulated to amplify the restorative properties of the house's…
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Dior Beauty has unveiled an elegant extension to its venerable J'adore collection: a hair mist that envelops the hair in a delicate veil of fragrance. The…
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Dior has marked a significant milestone in its European retail expansion with the opening of its new flagship store in Milan. Located on Via Monte Napoleone—the…
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Since its 1999 debut, J'adore has remained one of the world's most recognisable fragrances—a benchmark of effortless feminine luxury that has transcended generational boundaries. Now, Christian…
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Dior Beauty has introduced the Backstage Glow-Up Skin Tint, a hybrid complexion product engineered to deliver sustained hydration and a soft, natural finish. The launch represents…
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For his first Dior Haute Couture collection, Jonathan Anderson approached one of the house’s most recognisable silhouettes with restraint and experimentation. Drawing on the work of American artist Lynda Benglis, the Autumn/Winter 2026 collection softened tailoring through draping, pleating and sculptural volume while retaining the femininity central to Dior’s couture language.
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