Monsieur Dior had an undying love for flowers. Flowers were a constant source of inspiration for Monsieur Dior and are a signature code of the Maison that continues to be loved by the designers who followed him. The Maison's love and passion for flowers can be felt everywhere at the Omotesando boutique. There, you will find an abundance of flowers that will amaze and stimulate your senses.

The Maison's Signature: Flower Cord

Right next to the entrance, you'll be greeted by the "Mise en Dior" series of costume jewelry, featuring lily of the valley, Monsieur Dior's lucky charm. The fine jewelry section at the back of the first floor offers a variety of items, including the "Rose Dior La Rose Dior Pre Catelan" series, featuring roses, a motif familiar to Dior from his childhood, and the "Diorette" series, featuring garden flowers, ladybugs, and other insects.

The second floor is home to Raf Simons' cruise line and ready-to-wear, with flowers also an important motif in his SS15 collection. Currently available in store are floral-print fabrics inspired by Victorian wallpaper, as well as coats and dresses with floral embroidery on the sleeves, hems, and other areas. Dior's iconic new "Diorama" bags also feature floral embroidery, just like the clothing. And let's not forget the shoes. Espadrilles and sneakers, which are sure to be popular from now on, are also decorated with floral motifs, adding a touch of elegance to your feet.

"I am a couturier as well as a perfumer." - Christian Dior

The last place you'll want to visit is the fragrance corner at the back of the second floor. Here, you'll find "La Collection Privée," created by the house's perfumer, François Demachy, using rare ingredients. Of particular note is "GRANVILLE," inspired by the garden of Monsieur Dior's birthplace, the birthplace of his father. With a spicy woody base and layers of pine, thyme, and lemon, this fresh and energetic scent leaves you feeling invigorated. After admiring the beautiful flowers scattered throughout the collection in the store, why not try wearing a fragrance that is packed with Monsieur Dior's love for flowers?