I really dislike that they started using "Christian Dior" instead of just "Dior" in the branding of their bags, for example the Book Tote. Dior to me is a brand name, whereas Christian Dior is a man's name and a person. I don't need to go walking around with someone else's full name on my stuff.
Unpopular Dior Opinions
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another unpopular opinion... some of the casual long dresses give off women's prison uniform vibe or religious garb rather than chic, stylish modern vibe....
My probably very unpopular Dior opinion is that the Lady Dior looks like an old lady bag. I feel like I can’t pull the trigger on one until I’m in my 60s… 
To this day, I honestly feel that the Diorissimo was the highest quality bag Dior ever made. The leather colors where beautiful. Having an all leather interior coupled with the incredible craftsmanship, had the Diorissimo in its way to classic status. It was just so understated and elegant. I would take a Diorissimo over a Lady Dior or a Brikin any day. So sad it gone.
Yes thank you! I find it annoying sometimes that it’s called the book tote but most designs are not waterproof - which is the main thing I’d want in something to hold reams of paper. I still think the prints are beautiful though.
I wish they’d make more hats. Not just beanies with tulle and the occasional sailor cap. I don’t know if they’d sell but I think it’s part of how I see the Dior aesthetic.
Since someone told me the Saddle bag resembles a kidney shape, I just can't unsee it.
I really like the Lady Dior and have been thinking of getting one for a while now. My husband's unpopular opinion is that the classic 'Napoleon III’s chair' quilting just looks too 'busy' on most of the sizes. Thus, he prefers the proportions and aesthetics of the large. I'm starting to lean towards getting a larger bag and I have to say the large is looking quite appealing despite the smaller bag phase just now..
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*Edit - Another one of mine, having looked at quite a few now, I preferred the zipper closure on the Lady Dior.
I really like the Lady Dior and have been thinking of getting one for a while now. My husband's unpopular opinion is that the classic 'Napoleon III’s chair' quilting just looks too 'busy' on most of the sizes. Thus, he prefers the proportions and aesthetics of the large. I'm starting to lean towards getting a larger bag and I have to say the large is looking quite appealing despite the smaller bag phase just now..
.*Edit - Another one of mine, having looked at quite a few now, I preferred the zipper closure on the Lady Dior.
I have two:
1. I like the lady dior but strictly only in the mini size. The bigger it gets the more 'tote'ish it starts to look...
2. Dior in general have a very trendy styling than classic. It is when you wanna buy something a bit bogo but also be close to Chanel's pricing and status...
1. I like the lady dior but strictly only in the mini size. The bigger it gets the more 'tote'ish it starts to look...
2. Dior in general have a very trendy styling than classic. It is when you wanna buy something a bit bogo but also be close to Chanel's pricing and status...
I totally agree, the giant Christian Dior banner wrapped around some of these bags just ruins them for me.
Dior has poor customer service and poor quality control.
Dior makes some of the most uncomfortable shoes.
I agree completely. I love my Diorissimo medium, and even though I have several Lady Dior bags, I prefer carrying the Diorissimo for everyday because of the way the strap attaches and the bag's ease of use. The bull calf version is fairly indestructible, too. Much more so than lambskin.
I really dislike the heavy logo and/or CHRISTIAN DIOR plastered across their items. I get that it’s the cool thing on social media now, but it just makes me cringe.
The Dior Oblique pattern is ubiquitous. It gets very boring to see Dior produce oblique everything year after year.