Dior Haute Couture follows the details of clothing, which can be seen from its classic design techniques.

1947, Mr. Dior launched his first "Corolla" series, which is the world-famous "new look". As can be seen from this series, he outlined the most beautiful lines of women with a rounded shoulder line, a slim waist and a full skirt. As the most classic element of Dior, "NEW LOOK" will almost appear in the annual Dior Gaoding show.

Canine tooth texture

The houndstooth lattice originated from the Prince's lattice in Wales, also known as Glenger, and was later brought to the fashion stage by Mr. Dior, and was given an elegant name-'houndstooth lattice'. As a classic fashion element of its brand, it was later interpreted by many designers.

bowknot

The relationship between Mr. Dior and the bow can be traced back to 1947, when renégrau drew an advertisement for "Miss Dior", and then the bow element runs through Dior's design, the most classic of which is the bow design on his perfume bottle. Of course, in the HD series, the bow element gives full play to Dior's elegance.

The essence of Dior lies in its tailoring (visible outline), excellent high-grade fabrics and gorgeous embroidery. Mr. Dior loves flowers, so flower language continues as an important design element. Flowers are also the best carrier of hand embroidery technology and inherit the essence of the brand.

In addition, Gaoding's overall makeup accessories are also very particular. In recent seasons, Dior's classic flat-bottomed high-heeled pointed shoes have been interpreted in different styles.

Rattan plaid

Basically, every luxury brand will use their iconic patterns as the exterior decoration of specialty stores. Then there is the Louis XVI style, because Dior's mother loves home decoration and especially likes Louis XVI's home. Characterized by an oval outline. For example, the famous bag used to be …

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Louis XVI style

Because Dior's mother loves home decoration, she especially likes Louis XVI's home. Characterized by an oval outline. For example, Lady Dior, a famous bag that was once given to Princess Diana as a national gift, was loaded with two at once.

And the works of various artists and painters.