His name is an anthem to women. For more than seventy years, Dior has given birth to legendary bags that we love, cherish, and want to take home.

New look spirit, monogram canvas, original creations: these bags tell the story of the fashion house better than anyone.

• Lady D, from Dior to Diana

When Madame Chirac gave Princess Diana this handbag in 1995, it was rechristened Lady Dior. Gianfranco Ferré, then artistic director of Dior, designs its graphic lines, singular volume and motif which becomes a new signature: caning.

• Saddle up, the bag takes the reins

Who else but John Galliano could have invented such a piece? In 1999, the terrible child of fashion amazed with a bag inspired by a riding saddle. The Saddle is dressed in monogram and becomes the ambassador of the logomania trend In 2018, Maria Grazia Chiuri puts it back in the saddle: in monochrome leather, with a patchwork pattern or in a mini format.

• Once upon a time, Granville

In 2009, in homage to Mr. Christian Dior, the leather workshops turned their gaze (and their needles) to the city where it was born. Head to Granville to find the inspiration and the name of this bag that brings together all the symbols of the Dior style: caning, golden letters and a shape that combines elegance and boldness, simplicity and finesse.

• Last born, first love

Clean lines, obvious elegance, embodied initials: in 2019, Maria Grazia Chiuri is once again reinventing Dior’s heritage with the 30 Montaigne bag. In leather or canvas with a minimalist shape, golden clasp, in conventional or bold colours: the 30 Montaigne is a success.