Miss Dior Bobby gets a new look

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Dior will unveil a fourth edition of Miss Dior Bobby in September, limited to 1,200 individually numbered pieces. Created in 1952 after Christian Dior’s beloved dog, the collector’s bottle has been reinterpreted this year following Jonathan Anderson’s arrival as Creative Director of the House’s collections.

For the first time, the blown, cut and frosted glass dog is entirely coated in white lacquer, a reference to the 18^th-century faience favoured by Christian Dior. Couture detailing extends to its adornment: a Gris Dior moiré bow, crafted by a French embroidery atelier and embellished with two satin roses inspired by the Spring/Summer 2026 Ready-to-Wear collection.

Inside is Miss Dior Eau de Parfum, pairing an almond-tinged vanilla note with an absolute of Grasse roses sourced notably from Château de La Colle Noire and Les Naÿssès, an estate once cultivated by Catherine Dior. The collector’s piece thus brings together olfactory heritage, craftsmanship and the House’s new creative direction.