The Dior Cigale

For his very first original bag at Dior, Jonathan Anderson went straight to the archives. La Cigale, a couture gown from Dior F/W 1952, described by Vogue at the time as a "masterpiece of construction and execution."

Fitted bodice. Full moiré skirt. Sculptural pleats. A small bow at the waist. Anderson was so captivated by it that he brought it back as a bag

The front panels fold together like an envelope; the hardware grommet quietly becomes the "O" in Dior. It's architectural. It's precise. And it has just enough Anderson wit to keep you looking.

Built for every day, finished like couture.

Sizes: Small & Medium

Material: Supple calfskin

Wear it:

• by hand
• on the shoulder
• crossbody

Heritage not preserved behind glass but worn. A 1952 Dior gown made portable, made modern, made yours. The new Dior era is GIVING, and it stole our hearts with a bow.