Dior
Dior is the French form of the phrase dior.
Did you know?
- While Dior is a proper name, the word d'or sounds identical and means 'of gold'. This phonetic coincidence has long been used in French wordplay to link the luxury brand with the most precious of metals.
- In French culture, the name Dior is synonymous with 'haute couture', a legally protected term in France. Only a few houses can officially call themselves 'haute couture' under strict government regulations.
- In French, the name Dior is often paired with the word patrimoine to describe the brand as a piece of national heritage rather than just a company.
Examples in context
- La robe Dior est magnifique.The Dior dress is magnificent.
- Je suis fan de la marque Dior.I am a fan of the Dior brand.
- Elle porte du parfum Dior.She is wearing Dior perfume.
- J'adore cette jupe Dior, trop stylée!I love this Dior skirt, it's so stylish!
- On devrait aller voir l'exposition Dior à Paris.We should go see the Dior exhibition in Paris.
- Elle porte une montre Dior très chic.She is wearing a very chic Dior watch.
- Elle porte un sac Dior.She is wearing a Dior bag.
- J'ai acheté du parfum Dior.I bought some Dior perfume.
- Ce rouge à lèvres est de chez Dior.This lipstick is from Dior.
Example conversation
Hugo and Emma are looking at a fashion magazine.
- HugoRegarde cette collection Dior.Look at this Dior collection.
- EmmaC'est vraiment magnifique, Hugo.It is truly magnificent, Hugo.
- HugoTu préfères le style Dior ?Do you prefer the Dior style?
- EmmaOui, j'adore Dior.Yes, I love Dior.