The Dior Lady Bag first debuted in 1995 as the Chouchou bag, and was presented to Princess Diana by Bernadette Chirac, then-First Lady of France. It was renamed in 1996 to honor the late princess. It was launched during Gianfranco Ferré’s tenure using the ‘cannage’ pattern inspired by the cane-backed chairs favored by Christian Dior in his salons. The bag has since been canonized as a house staple, reinvented each season by the successive creative directors.  

Black tweed bag with matching dual top handles, one interior compartment with zippered pocket, detachable strap, and top zipper closure.
Label: Christian Dior Paris 

Date Code: 11-MA-0162

 

Detailed Features

L 9" x H 7.5" x W 14"

4" Handle Drop

17" Shoulder Strap Drop

Main textile: Black tweed  

Trim: Black tweed 

Lining: Black leather 

Hardware type: Gold-tone metal 

Straps: Black leather 

Handles: Black leather 

Interior details:

Additions: Gold-tone charms on the front that spell "DIOR" and six pendants attached to the hardware, authenticity card, black leather strap 

Country of origin: Italy