Dior
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- proper noun
- /diˈɔr/
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Dior
- The two looks you see Jennifer Lawrence wearing above are both by Dior.
- Christian Dior
It it's I did Bloodline and the same creator was making pizza at my place and he said, I've read Christian Dior's autobiography.
- It it's I did Bloodline and the same creator was making pizza at my place and he said, I've read Christian Dior's autobiography.
- That was when I thought, yeah, Christian Dior might not approve, but if it works, hey, why not do it with shoulder pads?
Examples
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It is as if one had to buy a Christian Dior dress in order to keep warm.
Academic text (1998) -
He's wearing a Christian Dior tie.
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Do you like Christian Dior?
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All the same style: Christian Dior.
Fiction book (2002) -
This is a vintage Christian Dior T-shirt I got.
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Almost six feet tall, a kind of goddess, Jackie had modeled for Dior back before the war.
Fiction book (1995) -
The chartreuse Christian Dior dress she wore to the Oscars in 1997 is still in her possession.
Blog text (19) -
Rob has been named the new face of Christian Dior's men's fragrances, according to E! Online.
Blog text (18) -
" Select from name brands like Christian Dior and Ralph Lauren or haggle over leather goods, pottery, and handwrought jewelry... and all of it duty-free!
Academic text (2001) -
Christian Dior revolutionized women's fashion with his iconic designs in the mid-20th century.
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Etymology
Dior is a French family name, best known as the surname of the designer Christian Dior who founded the brand. Because the company used his name, Dior now stands for his elegant, high-fashion style introduced after World War II.