STORY OF A MISS – BEHIND THE BOTTLE - The story of the Miss Dior bottle is a conversation between Couture and fragrance.The first bottle was an amphora inspired by the New Look. In 1950, with the Verticale & Oblique Couture collection, Christian Dior created a new shape that was geometric, sober and structured for his beloved fragrance. #missdiorforlove #diorparfums @diorparfums

STORY OF A MISS – BEHIND THE NAME - Christian Dior and his sister Catherine shared a passion for flowers and in particular for the #GrasseRose, which they grew on their property in Callian, in the south of France. In 1950, Christian Dior was looking for a property in the south of France when Catherine informed him that the Cha?teau De La Colle Noire was for sale. he immediately put in a bid for it, delighted to be able to move to his favorite region, and be closer to his sister. #missdiorforlove #diorparfums @diorparfums

STORY OF A MISS – BEHIND THE NAME - Miss Dior was Catherine, Christian Dior’s sister. in 1947, the couturier was looking for a name for his first perfume, and Mitzah bricard, the couturier’s muse, seeing catherine entering the salons at 30 avenue Montaigne exclaimed, “look, here’s Miss Dior!” and the name was born, concealing within it the love of a brother for his sister. #missdiorforlove #diorparfums @diorparfums

STORY OF A MISS – BEHIND THE NAME - With the creation of Miss Dior, and his first Haute Couture collection, Christian Dior aimed to give Paris back the sparkle it had lost during the occupation years. Moreover, Miss Dior expressed the most absolute, most spiritual, and certainly the most mystical love of a brother for his sister–Catherine, who was a member of the French resistance. #missdiorforlove #diorparfums @diorparfums

STORY OF A MISS – BEHIND THE SCENT - The link between Couture and Miss Dior is so strong that the fragrance has been embodied in floral dresses many times over. The Miss Dior dress of 1949 were covered with 1,000 exquisitely silk flowers such as roses, jasmine and gardenias, all recalling the floral notes of the perfume. #missdiorforlove #diorparfums @diorparfums

STORY OF A MISS – BEHIND THE SCENT - Christian Dior discovered the charm of Provence after his father, devastated by the financial crash of 1929, left Granville with his family to move to the South of France. The wild beauty of nature and the smells of the region inspired him in the creation of his first perfume, Miss Dior. #missdiorforlove @diorparfums

STORY OF A MISS – BEHIND THE SCENT - For his first Haute Couture show, when Christian Dior introduced the Miss Dior fragrance for the first time, he wanted as many flowers in the air as the number of meters of fabric in his dresses. #missdiorforlove @diorparfums

In groups or alone, like a painter's mannequin, in the campaign for the #DiorWinter19 collection by @MrKimJones, models appear to be posing for an artist at work in Raymon Pettibon's atelier, celebrating the meeting of art, fashion and modernity.?? ? @Steven_Meisel_Photography

The color palette for the #DiorWinter19 collection by @MrKimJones, the Creative Director for men's collections, is based on archetypal Dior hues: pale blue, mauve, bisque, midnight blue, black and a symphony of pearlized grays, as shown in the above coat draped using the 'moulage' technique — the couture method of draping directly on the form.?? ? @Steven_Meisel_Photography

For the men's #DiorWinter19 collection, @MrKimJones, the Creative Director of Dior men's collections, collaborated with American punk artist Raymond Pettibon. ?One of his most popular works features a mysterious face — inspired by the Mona Lisa — which appears on the front of a sweater.?? ? @Steven_Meisel_Photography?

The men's #DiorWinter19 collection by @MrKimJones is captured here in the campaign by @Steven_Meisel_Photography. The special décor - designed by Raymond Pettibon's studio - pays tribute to Monsieur Dior's first vocation as a gallerist and art collector.

The #DiorWinter19 collection by Creative Director of Dior men's collections @MrKimJones took all its cues from Monsieur Dior's legacy — animal prints, drapery, architectural tailoring. The collection, featuring the works of Raymond Pettibon, is now available online and in boutiques worldwide!? ? @Steven_Meisel_Photography