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What does dior mean in France?
Dior is Christian Dior and i's a trademark for parfume and clothes.
How do you spell famous in french?
famous -- célèbre
What is made in French?
If you are talking about French food, then a variety of french bread are made like for example the famous croissont.
How do you say Jeff in french?
Call him Jeff. Jeff is also a famous song by Jacques Brel, a famous French-speaking singer, where he tries to gives his friend Jeff a little comfort.
What is 'à la claire fontaine' when translated from French to English?
It means "at the clear fountain". It is a famous French nursery rhyme.
Who is the second most famous french designer?
christian Dior
Name two famous French designers?
Christian Dior and Jean Patou
Is 'Dior' a French or an Italian business and name?
The name Dior is French, not Italian.
Famous french brands?
Louis Vuitton, BNP Paribas, and Le Credit Lyonnais are some famous French brands. Others include Chanel, Hennessy, and Christian Dior.
What language did Christian Dior speak?
Christian Dior was French, so he spoke French as his primary language.
What are some famous FRENCH brands?
Fila, The French Baker Chanel,dior, jean paul-gaultier dolce and gabbana :D hope this helps !!!
Where is beauty dior from?
Dior is designed by Christian Dior who is French. In 1946 he founded his fashion house along with Marcel Boussac.
Is Dior a French Brand?
Yes
Famous french fashion designers?
Christian Dior, Coco Chanel, Christian Lacroix
Who are famous in France?
Some famous people in France include Christian Dior and Diana Vreeland. Other famous French people might include composer Claude DeBussy and Claudine Longet.
What Perfume has a french name?
J'adore by Dior.
Who are some famous french clothing designers?
Some famous French clothing designers include Coco Chanel, Christian Dior, Yves Saint Laurent, and Jean Paul Gaultier. These designers have had a significant impact on the fashion industry with their innovative designs and contributions to French fashion.
