Christian Dior Information:

One of the most influential fashion designers of the twentieth century, Christian Dior revolutionized the industry in 1947 with his first collection, the New Look. His designs expressed nostalgia, fantasy, opulence, and femininity, creating an idealized image of womanhood that dominated fashion throughout the 1950s. Christian Dior believed fashion’s true function is to enhance feminine beauty. After the devastation and deprivations of World War II, in Europe the New Look signaled a return to prosperity and the reestablishment of Paris as the world’s fashion center.
America embraced the devoted housewife as the appropriate symbol of postwar womanhood and encouraged her to seek complete fulfillment in her roles as wife and mother. The New Look emphasized this ideal by focusing on the hourglass figure with a small waist and exaggerated hips, often paired with a full, flaring skirt, replacing the boxy silhouette of the war years. Many women loved this new, feminine style while others opposed it.

"The bottle of men's fragrance for Dior, realized with using of semi-burned wood, covered with resin to protect and to boost structure.
The combination between the texture of burned wood, shinny metal and transparency of the glass create very rich and unexpectable mix, which underline the value and positioning of the brand.
the back side of the bottle is transparent which helps to check the rest quantity of a perfume."

Looks like the reign of Karlie Kloss isn’t ending any time soon.
The editorial queen took over glossy pages during 2009 and snagged major campaigns from countless design houses. On top of that, she bought her first car and became more involved in the movement to help Haiti.
Now it seems that Dior just can’t get over her look. Because, really, who can? After appearing as the face of their Spring 2010 campaign and opening the Christian Dior shows during both the Fall 2010 and Spring 2010 season, Karlie is now set to pose for the Fall 2010 campaign for Dior, shot by Steven Meisel and styled by Edward Enninful. John Galliano certainly has a Karlie crush.