[Dior Commercials] Summary of Popular and All-Time Commercials
Renowned as a leading house of prêt-à-porter with a modern edge, Dior’s commercials are seen on TV and across the internet.
The faces of these campaigns are always top-tier stars from film, fashion, and music.
Each ad is marked by stunning, captivating visuals, and many people find themselves glued to the screen whenever a Dior commercial comes on.
In this article, we’ll introduce Dior’s mesmerizing commercials.
Every spot can be enjoyed as a beautiful work of art, crafted through its cool aesthetic, music, and cast—so take your time and enjoy.
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[Dior Commercials] Popular and All-Time Commercials Summary (1–10)
PinkAerosmith
In the Dior Addict Stellar Shine commercial, Cara Delevingne appears, giving it a very rock-and-cool vibe.
The song used is Aerosmith’s “Pink.” Cara Delevingne dances to the mid-tempo rock tune.
Above all, the visuals that strikingly capture the product’s signature iconic pink are sure to keep your eyes glued to the screen.
Don’t miss her striking poses in front of a pink panel set up right in the heart of Manhattan.
Crescendo（Final）SebastiAn
A commercial for Dior’s J’adore Dior perfume released in 2018.
This series is themed around a woman with a very strong and noble image.
The commercial features actress Charlize Theron, who is well-known as the face of this series.
The classical electro track by Sébastien further enhances the commercial’s noble vibe, making for a refined finish!
Flashing Lights ft. DweleKanye West
Set in a location that looks like a lavish public bath reminiscent of a palace, this commercial featuring Charlize Theron is for Dior’s perfume J’adore.
The consistently sensual imagery is striking, and many viewers were likely captivated by Theron’s presence.
The background music uses the opening section of Kanye West’s song “Flashing Lights ft.
Dwele.” The track leaves an impression with a certain grandeur that perfectly matches the opulent setting of the commercial.
[Dior Commercial] Popular and Historical Commercials Summary (11–20)
CollorsFractal System & Tough Art
The song “Collors,” used in the commercial for Dior’s lip gloss “Addict Ultra Gloss” released in 2016, features a four-on-the-floor beat and is quite a danceable house track.
Do you think it connects with Dior’s classical high-end brand image? Dior has used many songs, both old and new, in its commercials, and I’m impressed by how expertly they direct the linkage between brand image, product image, and music.
She’s A RainbowThe Rolling Stones
This commercial, featuring Jennifer Lawrence swimming in a pool and in the sea, is for JOY by Dior, a perfume with a striking pink bottle.
It was Dior’s first women’s fragrance release in 20 years, and the ad drew a lot of attention when it debuted in 2018.
The refreshing background music is The Rolling Stones’ “She’s A Rainbow,” a song released in 1967 that was also used in an Apple iMac commercial in the past.
Hey NowLondon Grammar
This commercial, featuring Charlize Theron performing an aerial routine, is for the J’adore perfume.
The ending, where the gold-gleaming J’adore is shown against a backdrop of skyscrapers, leaves a deep impression.
The BGM is “Hey Now” by London Grammar, a British band formed in 2009.
It’s a song with a very mystical atmosphere throughout.
Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad?Moby
It’s a commercial that strongly emphasizes how Dior is beloved worldwide, featuring women of various races and different skin tones each using Dior in a way that suits them.
The visuals of women bathed in sunlight and their powerful expressions clearly convey that Dior fosters confidence.
The song that further highlights these women’s confidence is Moby’s “Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad?”.
Its grand, tense development—incorporating piano and orchestral sounds—and the soaring vocals that ring out as if pouring out emotion are particularly striking.
