Dior iconic Oblique canvas dates back to 1967, more than half a century later and it is still in trend. The Trotter pattern has become a signature print for the house of Dior. It was originally designed by Marc Bohan, Dior’s artistic director at the time. His graphic motif changed the history of Dior. To this day, the Trotter print is still as popular as ever.

 

The house of Dior has introduced more recent developments to the design. In 2000, John Galliano brought the Trotter print back to life debuting a Saddle Bag at Dior’s Spring/Summer 2000 fashion show. Dior’s current creative director, Maria Grazia Chiuri decided to give the traditional trotter print her own twist. In her Fall/Winter 2018 show she debuted the Trotter a bit large than the original design by Marc Bohan, but did not leave out the house’s iconic craftsmanship. Chiuri modernize the Trotter print by offering a range of colors and patterns. 

The Dior Trotter Crossbody in the iconic Trotter Pattern is ideal for city walking. Its perfect size and shape makes it accessible during rush hour and great to carry around! Some Dior Trotter Crossbody even gives you the ability to wear it as a shoulder bag. Adjust its fabric strap to your desired drop, so you can carry it as a shoulder or crossbody bag while you run all your errands.