Christian Dior Small Lady Dior Bag by Anselm Reyle, 2011  The Dior Lady Bag first debuted in 1995 as the Chouchou bag, and was presented to Princess Diana by Bernadette Chirac, then-First Lady of France. It was renamed in 1996 to honor the late princess. It was launched during Gianfranco Ferre`s tenure using the `cannage` pattern inspired by the cane-backed chairs favored by Christian Dior in his salons. The bag has since been canonized as a house staple, reinvented each season by the successive creative directors.  Anselm Reyle, a German contemporary artist who collaborated with Dior in 2011, incorporated unconventional material and neon color into this collection, which was described as `knowingly over-the-top, existing somewhere between über kitsch and the sublime.`  Metallic leather bag with matching dual top handles, one interior compartment with zippered pocket, detachable strap, and top zipper closure.Label: Christian Dior  Style/Serial Number: 15-BO-1111  Detailed Features9" L x 7.5" H x 5" W4" Handle Drop17" Shoulder Strap DropMain textile: Metallic leather  Trim: Metallic leather  Lining: Metallic leather  Hardware type: Silver-tone metal  Straps: Metallic leather  Handles: Metallic leather  Interior details: Zippered compartment  Additions: Silver-tone charms on the front that spell "DIOR", one metal and one plastic triangular pendent, authenticity card, brochure Anselm Reyle for Dior, removable leather strap.  Country of origin: ItalyCondition:  The overall condition is very good with no visible signs of wear.    Everything is sold `As Is`. The stated overall condition of the lot is based on the assumption that the wear is consistent with age and use. The absence of any reference to the condition of a lot does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear, imperfections, or the effects of aging. All other condition issues are stated above. To request additional working condition photos, please email us with the lot number. Condition is a matter of opinion of the evaluator and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Clients must review and agree to the Conditions of Sale before participating in an auction.