Dior 紐約四層旗艦店正式開幕，全美首家 Dior Spa 進駐
佔地四層的「House of Dior」由國際級建築師 Peter Marino 操刀，呈現「極簡卻溫潤」的美學。外牆採用醒目白色石材，透過落地玻璃窗即可窺見園藝師 Peter Wirtz 精心打造的花園景致。店內陳列 Jonathan Anderson 掌舵下 Dior 最新男女成衣、皮具、珠寶與香氛。
位處頂層的四樓則迎來 Dior 在美國的首間 Dior Spa。此處率先引入 Dior Measurements 深層肌膚檢測，透過先進儀器分析膠原蛋白、水分、pH 值與彈性等數據；亦提供多元護理，包括結合 Cold Laser、Ultrasound、Microcurrent、LED、Cryotherapy 及 Oxygen Infusion 技術的面部療程、光療，還有被稱為「Happiness」的血清素提升課程。
此外，只要在主店拐個彎，就能走到品牌首間獨立 Dior Maison 門店，店內陳列度身訂製的家飾，例如花卉花瓶、木製錶盒、青銅托盤和黃銅燭台等。
想親身體驗 Dior 紐約旗艦店，請前往以下地址：
House of Dior23 E 57th StreetNew York, NY 10022
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