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Dior releases Cruise 2022 bag line modelled by Chinese Olympian Sun Yiwen


LAST June, Dior held their Cruise 2022 presentation in the Panathenaic Stadium in Athens, Greece, unveiling a new collection along with an exciting new bag line. The accessories simultaneously celebrated Dior’s luxury heritage while taking notes from the popular sportswear trend.

Classic Dior silhouettes are reimagined as sportswear hybrids. House motifs such as creative director’s Maria Grazia Chiuri’s lucky charm star symbol and the Christian Dior signature pattern adorn the collection’s accessories, including the beloved bowling bag. Perforated leather and Dior Athlet prints decorate the season’s must-have bags.

Dior 2022 Cruise Collection Campaign

Dior 2022 Cruise Collection Campaign

Dior 2022 Cruise Collection Campaign

The bags, which are available in black and white, were designed with style and functionality in mind, featuring details like an external zip pocket.  Hobo styles mix and match with their two-strap design detail. 

Gold-finished metal buckles punctuated with the initials CD and the Christian Dior logo are the final touches on the collection that manages to encapsulate the fashion house’s modernity and history perfectly.

DIOR_SUN_YIWEN_10 (1)Sun Yiwen for Dior

Sun Yiwen Dior

Modelled by Chinese fencer, two-time Olympian Sun Yiwen, her strength and gold-medal capabilities have continually shone on the world stage, and now the athlete finds herself once again at the forefront, but this time in fashion, as she leads the way in Dior’s latest instalment.

Sun Yiwen Dior Sun Yiwen for Dior

DIOR_SUN_YIWEN_10 (1)Sun Yiwen for Dior

by Jamison Kent

Discover Sun’s unstoppable fencing talent in the Dior Vibe look:

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