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Dior Stands With Women


DIOR is celebrating the brand’s history of exceptional and inspiring women through their new ‘Dior Stands With Women’ campaign. The House of Dior Perfumes has created a series of short filmed portraits which celebrate actresses, artists, dancers and other inspiring women. The cast includes Dior ambassador Charlize Theron and the face of Dior Joaillerie Cara Delevingne, alongside actress Leyna Bloom and photographer Pamela Tulizo.

Dior Stands With Women: Charlize Theron, Cara Delevingne and Paloma Elsesser.

Dior Stands With Women: Charlize Theron, Cara Delevingne and Paloma Elsesser.

Dior celebrates femininity, focusing on strength and self-affirmation. Women speak about their individual journeys: Paloma Elsesser talks about the importance of self-acceptance in today’s society, Golshifteh Farahani discusses strength and emotion in acting and Parris Goebel reflects on celebrating the power of women through dance. In her interview, Cara Delevingne considers the importance of women who have come before us, allowing us to be “multi-faceted, multi-layered, unapologetic”.

Dior Stands With Women: Li Bingbing, PR. Marina Cavazzana, Carole Biancalana.

Dior Stands With Women: Li Bingbing, PR. Marina Cavazzana, Carole Biancalana.

Dior’s desire to encourage women has also led the brand to develop its commitment to CTAOP (Charlize Theron Africa Outreach Project). The authentic and courageous portraits celebrate the strength of femininity; Leyna Bloom perfectly encapsulates the campaign with her words “as a woman, I stand for power, perseverance, possibility”.

by Kate Haselden

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