Dior Médaillon

Blue Dior Oblique jacquard wraps the Medium Dior Médaillon Bucket Bag in a pattern with a known origin. Marc Bohan introduced the Oblique motif in 1967 as a diagonal reworking of the House’s initials, and the design has cycled through decades without losing its visual identity. On this bucket bag, the jacquard runs uninterrupted from the base to the opening, the blue threads shifting between navy and indigo depending on the light angle.

Jacquard construction means the pattern exists in the weave itself—it is not printed, not embossed, not applied. The diagonal lines will not crack at fold points or fade along wear edges. Gold-toned hardware punctuates the canvas: the Dior Médaillon adjuster on the strap, the zipper on the detachable pouch, the eyelets threading the drawstring.

The medium silhouette is generous without being oversized. At 26.5 cm tall, it accommodates a tablet, a light layer, and daily essentials with room to spare. The interior zipped pouch detaches for standalone use on shorter trips.

Blue Oblique against gold hardware produces a contrast that projects a classic instead of trend-driven. The Medium Dior Médaillon Bucket Bag in this finish is not a seasonal piece—it belongs to a visual lineage that spans five decades, and the jacquard construction ensures it wears accordingly. Sized at 26 × 15 × 26.5 cm, it offers the utility of a bucket bag with the recognizability of Dior’s most enduring pattern.