Dior · 1995

Lady Dior Medium Cannage Lambskin

The Lady Dior, immortalized by Princess Diana and built on Dior's signature Cannage quilting with dangling D-I-O-R charms, is one of the most structured and recognizable bags in luxury resale.

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The figure shown is the boutique list price, not a resale quote. The medium lambskin version is the most traded size; because the soft quilted leather and metal charms show wear, value hinges on condition far more than scarcity. A full set with box, dust bag, authenticity card, and shoulder strap in unworn condition defines the top of the range, and platform authentication guards against the many convincing fakes.

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Key specs

BrandDior
Reference / ModelM0565 Lady Dior
MaterialCannage lambskin
SizeMedium (24cm)
Production Year2021
Box & PapersFull set (box, card, dust bag & strap)
Movement / ClosureTop-handle flap with magnetic closure

Configurations: Base

Strengths

  • Iconic, structured silhouette with strong recognition
  • Steady demand across global resale markets
  • Cannage quilting and charms are instantly identifiable
  • Medium size is the most liquid for resale

Trade-offs

  • Soft lambskin scuffs, dents, and creases easily
  • Metal D-I-O-R charms tarnish and scratch
  • Convincing counterfeits make authentication essential

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We use in-stock offers checked within 72 hours. Scores compare the current offer with that retailer’s observations from the last 90 days, requiring at least 14 observed days and a price from about 30 days ago. Suspect records withhold the score. Retailer conditions and prices can change.