Jonathan Anderson, the recently appointed creative director of Dior, is already shaking up the label by doing away with the iconic all-capital DIOR logo, which the house has used since 2018. In its place comes a historic typography, a return to the mark chosen by Christian Dior in 1946: a capital āDā followed by oblique lowercase letters, derived from the Cochin font by engraver Charles-Nicolas Cochin. It may seem a small detail, but this gesture already marks the Northern Irish…
Jonathan Anderson’s New Dior Logo Is Actually Quite Old
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