The Dior Cupid icons? Dior uses the Cupidon motif on its iconic models as an ode to the feelings of attachment and love…
A capsule collection in which Dior’s most iconic items, from theLady Dior to the Dior Book tote and the Mitzah scarf, have been reworked by Maria Grazia Chuiri as a reference to Eros. The God of love in Greek mythology comes to embrace the entire Dior universe, and even Dior Maison pieces, to make this year’s Valentine’s Day an even more precious event…
“An ode to tender emotions, this capsule features the exclusive Cupidon print – representing Eros, the Greek god of love. The irresistible motif appears on a selection of pieces in vibrant shades of white, red and black. An ode to the passion and precious emotions that have always informed the House’s creativity.” Dior notes.
And precisely, among these Dior reinvented iconic pieces, we get introduced to the creativity of Monsieur. He, who was above all a lover of beauty and notably surrounded himself with Mitzah Bricard. His confidante and muse who inspired a scarf, shared at home sincere and deep feelings with Monsieur Dior.
It is this emotion that inhabits the pieces of the Dior Cupidon capsule collection — a celebration of loved ones, around pieces themselves born by loved ones…
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