Christian Dior launched Miss Dior in 1947 — the same year the couture house opened — as the fragrance counterpart to the New Look silhouette that defined post-war Paris fashion. The brand's beauty arm has been continuous since.
The codes are unmistakable: cannage quilting on packaging, romantic florals (Miss Dior, J'adore), and a more polished, couture-house aesthetic than YSL's bolder positioning. The makeup line — Forever Foundation, Lip Glow, Diorshow Mascara — is built on the same logic.
Owned by LVMH, the brand sits across four pillars — fragrance (Sauvage, Miss Dior, J'adore, Homme), makeup (Forever Foundation, Lip Glow, Rouge Dior), skincare (Capture Totale, Prestige) and Maison Dior bath line. Distribution is tighter than YSL — MECCA and David Jones are the prestige Australian channels.