Dior’s commercial song. A popular jingle
Dior commercials, which you often see on TV and the internet, are frequently talked about for their beautiful visuals and star-studded casts—and the music also draws a lot of attention.
Over the years, many sophisticated and stylish Western tracks have been featured.
In this article, we’ll introduce all the songs that have been used in Dior commercials so far.
There’s a wide variety of cool tracks across different genres and eras, so whether you’re a fan of Western music or not, take this opportunity to give them a listen.
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Dior commercial songs: Popular commercial tracks (31–40)
ShadowplayThe Killers
The Killers, a rock band from Las Vegas, also had their song “Shadowplay” featured in a commercial for Dior Homme, Dior’s men’s fragrance.
In the UK, they’re known as the most popular American band.
Brandon’s languid vocals cast a gray, moody tone over the whole track.
By contrast, the catchy melody makes it easy on the ears.
The guitar work is another highlight, shifting its expression within the song from supple to rough.
It’s Not UnusualTom Jones
The song “It’s Not Unusual,” which is also familiar in Japan from commercials, has been used in a Dior ad.
It’s a 1965 release by British pop singer Tom Jones.
Its lively swing feel perfectly matches that fluttery excitement you get when trying new cosmetics! Known in Japan by the title “Yoku Aru Koto sa” (“It Happens Often”), the song’s lyrics portray the pain of unrequited love while still looking forward, offering encouragement.
Give it a listen when you want to change your mood!
For LoversWolfman ft. Pete Doherty
This is the track used in the Dior commercial featuring Jamie Dornan.
It’s a collaboration between the British poet-musician The Wolfman and Pete Doherty.
Released in 2004, it reached number 7 on the UK charts.
Enjoy The SilenceDepeche Mode
This is the long-form commercial for Dior Secret Garden, directed by the photographer duo Inez & Vinoodh.
It features Daria Strokous, Melissa Stasiuk, and Xiao Wen Ju, with Daria Strokous’s running scene being particularly memorable.
The distinctive atmosphere of the ad is set by the background music: Depeche Mode’s Enjoy The Silence, released in 1990.
While the track is known for its danceable beat, the choral work combined with Dave Gahan’s vocals lends it an eerie, haunting feel.
StrangeloveDepeche Mode
The third installment of Dior’s “Secret Garden” campaign commercial, directed by the photographer duo Inez & Vinoodh and set at the Palace of Versailles, released in 2014.
Backed by a track from the new wave band Depeche Mode, the striking spot features three models—led by Russian-born supermodel Daria Strokous—racing through the halls of Versailles.
Dior’s commercial songs: Popular CM tracks (41–50)
Only If For A NightFlorence & The Machine
It’s a track by the British indie rock band Florence and the Machine.
It features a piano riff reminiscent of church bells.
It was included on the 2011 album Ceremonials and was used in a Dior commercial featuring Rihanna.
Exogenesis: Symphony Part 1 (Overture)Muse
This is a long-form commercial for Dior Homme directed by film director Guy Ritchie.
It stars Jude Law, and the visuals exude a cool, masculine allure.
Subtly introduced in the middle of the ad to enhance the story is the background music: Muse’s “Exogenesis: Symphony Part 1 (Overture).” Its structure gradually builds into a louder sound, making it a richly nuanced track.