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Dear Dior What do you call an 18K yellow and white gold ring with diamonds, yellow diamonds, Paraiba tourmalines, emeralds, pink spinels, red spinels, fire opals, amethysts, sapphires, yellow sapphires, hauynes, and pink sapphires? This feast of a ring is by Dior and is called the “Dentelle Chantilly” multicolored ring. Take a look at the video to discover its glorious conception. To take a peek at more vintage Dior jewelry, here’s a few treasures in the eBay closet.  (Photo: Courtesy of Dior. Text by Jauretsi)

Dear Dior

What do you call an 18K yellow and white gold ring with diamonds, yellow diamonds, Paraiba tourmalines, emeralds, pink spinels, red spinels, fire opals, amethysts, sapphires, yellow sapphires, hauynes, and pink sapphires? This feast of a ring is by Dior and is called the “Dentelle Chantilly” multicolored ring. Take a look at the video to discover its glorious conception. To take a peek at more vintage Dior jewelry, here’s a few treasures in the eBay closet. 

(Photo: Courtesy of Dior. Text by Jauretsi)

March 5, 2013
| dior , ring , The Inside Source , jewelry , diamonds , Paraiba tourmalines , emeralds , pink spinels , fire opals , Accessories ,
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Belles of the Ball

There was a lot going on at the red carpet of last night’s 70th annual Golden Globe Awards, and a lot of it was good. Jennifer Lawrence was a nipped-in vision in her Dior Haute Couture, as was the absolutely gorgeous Marion Cotillard, also in Dior. Together, with Jessica Alba’s peachy gown by Oscar de la Renta, the three created a trifecta of our favorite shades of the night. Kristin Wig looked like the life of the party in her sexy cut-out dress by Michael Kors. Kerry Washington’s nude and metallic Miu Miu ensemble was refreshingly casual while still being very glamorous. And honorable mention goes to Downton Abbey’s Michelle Dockery, wearing a gold and white gown fit for royalty by Alexandre Vauthier Haute Couture, as well as Jennifer Garner, who dripped with elegance in her beaded Vivienne Westwood Couture gown. But the sartorial winner of last night’s affair was definitely, without a shadow of a doubt, Miss Kate Hudson, wearing the most heavenly and glamorous gown by Alexander McQueen.

(Photos courtesy of Style.com and Marie Claire. Text by Jenny Bahn)

January 14, 2013
| 2013 , Alexander McQueen , Dior , Golden Globes , Jennifer Garner , Jennifer Lawrence , Jenny Bahn , Jessica Alba , Kate Hudson , Kerry Washington , Kristin Wig , Marion Cotillard , Michelle Dockery , Oscar de la Renta , Red carpet fashion , The Inside Source , fashion ,
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Dior Wars By Sade Lythcott It’s official. The Dior lightsaber has officially been passed from John Galliano to Raf Simons. Nostalgic as some might be for the the frivolity and irreverence of Galliano, Dior couldn’t be in more deserving hands. Read this December’s Vogue article on Simons to get to know the designer and his aesthetic better. In the article, Raf expresses his great humility about such an important opportunity as the new creative director of Dior. In the article, he gives homage to his roots. “I am super proud of my parents—my mother was a cleaning lady, and my father was a night watchman in the army,” says Simons, “and now I stand in this world, and yeah, it’s a bourgeois environment, in a house that’s seen in France as the most important position in fashion, along with Chanel. But I don’t care about that. What I find amazing is that it’s a beautiful house where I can make clothes to make women happy. I was raised in a very happy nest by very happy people, and I like to think that those are enough ingredients to make me succeed at Dior.” We wish Simons the best of luck. Check out Simons first collection for Dior here. Thoughts? (Photo: wrathsimons)

Dior Wars

By Sade Lythcott

It’s official. The Dior lightsaber has officially been passed from John Galliano to Raf Simons. Nostalgic as some might be for the the frivolity and irreverence of Galliano, Dior couldn’t be in more deserving hands. Read this December’s Vogue article on Simons to get to know the designer and his aesthetic better. In the article, Raf expresses his great humility about such an important opportunity as the new creative director of Dior. In the article, he gives homage to his roots. “I am super proud of my parents—my mother was a cleaning lady, and my father was a night watchman in the army,” says Simons, “and now I stand in this world, and yeah, it’s a bourgeois environment, in a house that’s seen in France as the most important position in fashion, along with Chanel. But I don’t care about that. What I find amazing is that it’s a beautiful house where I can make clothes to make women happy. I was raised in a very happy nest by very happy people, and I like to think that those are enough ingredients to make me succeed at Dior.”

We wish Simons the best of luck. Check out Simons first collection for Dior here. Thoughts?

(Photo: wrathsimons)

November 15, 2012
| Anna Wintour , Christian Dior , Julia Nobis , Raf Simons , Suzy Menkes , Vogue , Dior , fashion ,
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Lovin’ these hot pink eyes. To duplicate this look, check out a few hot pink eyeliner products in the eBay closet. Photo by Dior. 

Lovin’ these hot pink eyes. To duplicate this look, check out a few hot pink eyeliner products in the eBay closet. Photo by Dior. 

(Source: 10pointsforgryffindor)

August 16, 2012
| hot pink , eye makeup , designstyle , eBay , Dior ,