By The Fashion Editorial Team
As first seen in Jonathan Anderson's debut collection for the House, the iconic Dior Book Tote collection, Book Covers, is revealed. Bram Stoker's beloved 19th century tale, Dracula, which at around 400 pages should certainly need a fitting tote. Additionally, Ulysses by James Joyce, Cold Blood by legendary playwright, Truman Capote, and Les Fleurs du Mal by Charles Baudelaire grace the collection. Reflecting the kindred spirit for love of literature and the arts, Anderson curates a variety of influences through the printed word across Ireland, France, and the United States.
Dior Book Tote Collection as seen at Jonathan Anderson's debut collection for Dior Men (Images courtesy of Dior / Luna Conte)
Offered in three distinct sizes: large, medium, and mini, the Dior Book Tote combines the exceptional craftsmanship of the House with a sophisticated accessory to accommodate personal belongings. For a finishing touch, the Dior logo is carefully embroidered on the front of each tote while the mini and medium sizes are accompanied by a detachable and adjustable nylon shoulder strap. Book Covers is available in stores and online and from January 2nd.
Dior Book Tote 'Books Covers' collection (Images courtesy of Dior Heikki Kaski)