DIOR

Christian Dior was a French fashion designer, recognized for revolutionizing the fashion world in the 1940s. He was born on January 21, 1905 in Granville, Normandy, and founded the famous fashion house that bears his name, Christian Dior, in 1946.

Dior stood out for creating a style that emphasized femininity and elegance, with silhouettes that enhanced the female figure. His most famous collection, known as "New Look", was presented in 1947 and made a huge impression on the fashion industry. This proposal was characterized by a narrow waist, long and voluminous skirts, creating an hourglass figure that contrasted with the more austere fashion of World War II.

Throughout his career, Dior established himself as one of the most influential designers of the 20th century. Her legacy not only includes clothing, but also accessories, perfumes and cosmetics. After his death in 1957, the Dior house continued to be a global luxury benchmark, with designers such as Yves Saint Laurent, who was his assistant and later became his successor.

Today, Christian Dior is synonymous with sophistication, luxury and beauty, and the brand remains one of the most prestigious in the fashion industry.