Peter Philips, Creative and Image Director of Dior Makeup,
has reinterpreted four cult colors from Dior’s history. The House’s
first crimson red is revisited in a matte version in 999 Matte. The soft
coral red of 080 Red Smile references 080 Red, a fresh and bright
lipstick created by Christian Dior in 1959.
With its intense fuchsia,
047 Miss evokes the rose present in the Miss Dior fragrance, conceived
by the couturier-perfumer in 1947. Lastly, natural and light 060
Première is an homage to the bois de rose created by Monsieur Dior who
gave it the number 60.
"I designed this Rouge Dior
collection so that every woman could express herself by choosing and changing shades as she desired,” explains
Peter Philips, who has created a new palette inspired by the House’s
couture universe. For the first time, the iconic lipstick appears in a
matte version, saturated with glowing pigment. Satin-effect lipsticks
are also reinvented to appeal to a woman who’s fearless, fun and
unpredictable. Over a sixteen-hour stretch its comfort is unequaled:
Rouge Dior acts as a soothing, moisturizing skincare thanks to its base of mango butter and hyaluronic acid spheres.
With a focus on the art of color at the core of his creations, Peter Philips has also created exclusive
it shades, four essential hues or
extreme matte shades, in intense and striking colors: magnetic blue, purple, reddish-black and gray.
The new Rouge Dior
campaign reveals a liberated, assured and radiant Natalie Portman,
photographed by David Sims, seductive in her modernity and vitality.
Her feel-good mood proves contagious, and recalls Christian Dior’s
desire to “dress a woman’s smile”. Today, Peter Philips, as Creative and
Image Director of Dior Makeup, has designed a new palette of striking colors inspired by the House’s couture universe.
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