It's the event that's made London's pulse quicken since
yesterday: on Brompton Road, the department store Harrods
welcomes the house of Dior, giving over its windows and devoting
an exhibition to it. DiorMag takes a peek.  In the middle of the
room, between two draped dresses worn by muse Charlize Theron,
it reigns supreme and majestic, a golden thread caressing its
mythic curves. It is the bottle of the perfume  J’adore,  and
the inspiration for the artist Jean-Michel Othoniel to create an
airy and voluptuous sculpture, an incarnation in the image of
the scent itself. Famous for his work in glass, for this
occasion the French sculptor created a flacon of XXL
proportions, the sun-colored amphora in glass beads a strong
expression of the essence of J’adore   : its precious story, its
luminous aura, and its feminine curves. Christian Dior himself
was friends with some of the biggest artists of his time. Today,
the love story between Dior and the art world continues apace,
and the house has given carte blanche t