Our Favourite Bags From Dior’s Fall Winter 2025 Collection
The latest It bags from Dior strike a fine balance between practical and fashion-forward, familiar and new.
The idea of a contemporary wardrobe at Dior this Fall Winter 2025: one that brings together elements from the brand’s fashion history across eras and puts a fresh, idiosyncratic spin on them. The bags this season similarly strike a fine balance between classic and trendy, practical and fashion‑forward, and familiar and new. Together with the maison, F ZINE spotlights six you’ll want to keep forever.
Could the Miss Caro Diorling be the new hit one‑style‑fits‑all handbag? Ever‑youthful with its pochette shape and pillowy texture (the result of quilting supple lambskin with Dior’s Macrocannage motif), it comes with two adjustable leather straps – one short, one long – and a chain strap: All are removable, so one can easily switch things up depending on the occasion. Meanwhile, the Diorcamp is a vintage‑style postman satchel given a Y2K makeover with the iconic Dior Oblique jacquard and sportswear‑inspired CD buckles – utilitarian and uber cute. Miss Caro Diorling mini Macrocannage lambskin handbag; Macrocannage quilted technical taffeta pea coat; rib knit and linen cardigan with silk and cotton; wool and silk bermudas; D‑Ornemental metal ring; and Dior Wild calfskin boots. Dior
An ultra‑roomy and laid‑back design with its gently slouchy structure, the D‑Dream is the maison’s newest It girl hobo; its leather strap and side pockets lending both sophistication and functionality, whether you get it in small, medium or large. D‑Dream medium Dior Oblique jacquard handbag with calfskin pockets; wool jacket; cotton shirt; wool and silk bermudas; D‑Ornemental metal ring; and Dior Wild calfskin boots, Dior
The Dior Caro Chain backpack measures just 15cm in length and 19cm in height, but it packs a whole lot literally and aesthetically. Its sliding chain closure opens up to reveal a spacious interior, while its combination of gold hardware against Macrocannage‑quilted black leather channels the boldly playful glamour of the 1990s. Dior Caro Chain lambskin backpack, Macrocannage quilted technical taffeta pea coat, wool and silk bermudas, and Dior Tribales metal earring with resin pearl (sold in a pair), Dior
Since debuting two years ago, the Dior Toujours bag has become one of the most popular designer totes around with its simple yet clever design. Its sides can be fastened together, thanks to attached metal clasps in the form of the CD logo, transforming it from an East‑West style into a more compact, squarish number. Now, the maison introduces its most minimalist and intellectual‑looking version yet, flattening the bag’s signature Macrocannage quilted finish so it resembles a subtle, graphic etching. Dior Toujours Macrocannage calfskin tote; cotton jacket; matching bermudas; D‑Ornemental metal ring; and Dior Wild calfskin boots, Dior
A newcomer to the Dior family this season, the D‑Motion is a practical yet sophisticated bucket bag big on 1990s charm: It’s crafted from Macrocannage‑quilted black leather and comes readily outfitted with metal charms that jointly spell out the brand’s name. D‑Motion Macrocannage lambskin and calfskin bucket bag; Macrocannage quilted technical taffeta pea coat; rib knit and linen cardigan with silk and cotton; wool and silk bermudas, Dior Tribales metal earring with resin pearl (sold in a pair); and Dior Wild calfskin boots, Dior