The Dior Book Tote and Saddle Bag feature canvas with embroidery while the other bags (30 Montaigne and Lady Dior) are made from leather which allows the tie-dye pattern to stand out nicely. While some bags feature a range of navy hues, others have a khaki colorway in hypnotic designs. All of the staples, including the 30 Montaigne, Saddle Bag and Lady Dior, and Dior Book Tote received tie-dye treatment. But, did you know that this style was first introduced by Creative Director. The brand also offers the option between a horizontally and vertically shaped tote as per your need. If, like us, youre a Dior devotee, then the Book Tote needs no introduction. Dior introduced an entire line of bags (and beyond), aptly named Dior Tie-Dye Creations, which features precious dyeing techniques on the House classic bags. Highlighting the Dior logo and even a personal monogram engraved on it upon request, the Dior Book Tote comes in various sizes ranging from mini to large.
Introduced in the Spring/Summer 2018 collection the book. Tie-dye was also on the mind of Dior Creative Director Maria Grazia Chiuri when it came to creating the Fall 2020 ready-to-wear collection. Unlike many other Dior Silhouettes, the Dior Book Tote Bag was a more recent addition to the Brand. As much as the pandemic and being home has been stressful, we have all been imaginative and tie-dye allowed many of us to perfect art projects for ourselves and our families and add a little lighthearted style fun to our more casual stay-at-home looks. Tie-dye brings back a sense of childhood nostalgia for most of us, reminding us of long, hot days at camp or with friends and our hands covered in color. Tie-dye, a trend that has come and gone over the years as many trends do, became an integral part of cozy-at-home quarantine wardrobe and was spotted on every item from clothing to shoes to bedding and homewares. One of the breakout style trends to come from quarantine was tie-dye. Christian Dior Oblique Canvas & Leather Heart Charm Ethnic Tote Shoulder Bag.
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