Dior Edit: Iconic Handbags and Jewelry Worth Knowing

Dior Edit: Iconic Handbags and Jewelry Worth Knowing

Dior has shaped what a handbag can be since the house opened in 1946. This edit gathers the Dior bags people look for most, from Lady Dior to Saddle and Book Tote, along with Dior jewelry and a few shoes. Each piece is a different way into the house.

Dior, sorted by bag family

Dior has been a Paris house since 1946, and its handbags are some of the most recognizable in fashion. The Dior pieces here run from the Lady Dior to the Saddle and the Book Tote. This edit sorts them by bag family so you can compare the shapes side by side.

Saddle up

John Galliano introduced the Saddle in 1999 for the spring 2000 collection, and it became the defining bag of the era. Its curved shape makes it instantly recognizable.

Book Tote season

Maria Grazia Chiuri introduced the Book Tote in 2018, and it quickly became the carryall of choice for summer. The roomy canvas is built for a full day out.

The Dior classics

Montaigne, Caro, Bobby and Diorama each show a different side of Dior. Choose the one whose shape fits the way you carry.

Beyond the icons

Jolie, J'Adior, Toujours and Dioraddict are the less obvious bags in the range. They are good picks if you want something that feels more personal.

Necklaces and pendants

Dior jewelry has long leaned on pearls, logos and rhinestone details. A single pendant dresses up a plain knit.

Earrings and brooches

Earrings and brooches are the easiest way to add the Dior name to an outfit. Vintage styles bring a little extra character.

Rings, bracelets and shoes

Rings and bracelets keep the look small and polished. A few Dior shoes round out the edit for anyone who wants to go head to toe.

Wearing Dior every day

Wear one Dior piece at a time and let it stand out. A bag or a pendant is plenty. If you want to keep browsing, I also put together Modern Jewelry Labels Worth Knowing and Dinner Jewelry Is Not Day Jewelry.