“Mira, my mother’s dress”: Charlize Theron, patron of the exhibition in Paris, returns home to J’Adore de Dior

On Herman Catherine th at mother, Madeleine, were the two most important women in Christian Dior’s life. He dedicated his first fragrance to her, Miss Dior, the original amphora-shaped scent of which was inspired by the Belle Epoque silhouette that fascinated the milliner. Portrait of Madeleine, dressed in the fashion of La Edad de Plata, with a prominent breast, an Avispa belt and a pearl collar of various turns, presented to a visitor. Dior J’Adore!

an exhibition in Paris that brings perfume home housethe opening of which was to take place during the capital’s Fashion Week.

Subsequently, Catherine and Madeleine will join other women in the life of Dior. Your most loyal employees –Madame Turkheimon the Jefa de cabin; Madame Margaritaon Jefa de Talleres; Madame Raymondon the right hand is the director of the atelier, who, according to the milliner, “from reason to my imagination, puts order in my imagination and disciplines my freedom”; your hands –Kouka, Victoria…-, thoughtfully Mitsa Brikar and finally, your clients. Between Hellas Marlene Dietrich, who became popular in Hollywood during the 50’s decade for wearing loungewear for his films. “No Dior, no Dietrich” was the studio advertisement.

The German actress is just an example of the extreme relationship between the house founded Monsieur Dior, who, of course, was considered a milliner, a perfumer, and movie stars – an almost unbreakable relationship that continues to this day. Dos de sus embajadoras topical, Anya Taylor-Joy and Charlize Theron attended the opening of the Museo de Bellas Artes. Winner of the Oscar for Best Actress. Monster (2004) was the embodiment of J’Adore from the age of 23, a great relationship over time that was present in a special way in the montage, through the different models and joys that the performer expressed in the perfume campaigns of the following years.

Actress Charlize Theron, the embodiment of Dior and the image of J’Adore, while visiting the Dior J’Adore exhibition! in Paris. Photo: Pierre Mouton.