Christian Dior considered the lily of the valley a good luck charm, heralding the arrival of spring and haute couture. A superstitious man, he would sew dried lily of the valley sprigs into the hems of the dresses he designed. The flower, a symbol of renewal, joy and sunshine, flourishes in the Maison’s prints and embroideries.
Its striking name and crisp white colour illuminate many silhouettes, including the ‘Muguet’ dress conceived in 1957. Paying homage to this heritage, the Lily Dior, designed by Cordelia de Castellane, highlights the iconic element in a series of exclusive styles.
Delicate bells adorn plates, vases, carafes, boxes and ceramic cereal bowl sets. Most surprising of all, two unique blown glasses bring a subtle sense of transparency to the collection. One of them is conceived as a water base, subverting the iconic shape of the ‘Junon’ dress and transforming it into a delicate vessel.
Meanwhile, the wine glass, inspired by the silhouette of a tulip, features a handcrafted leaf detail at the base, reflecting a charmingly organic spirit. The collection, a tribute to the serendipity of floral beauty and a commitment to elegance, is available in Dior Maison boutiques and the official online store.