It really is. I wonder how many other fashion houses have similar issues?

@@LuxPurselove I think anything under the LVMH umbrella is definitely questionable now. I think this is going to get worse as time passes and we learn more.

Chinese factory operating outside of Milan w horrible unsafe conditions. Sounds much for the rationale for buying Real v Fake. Pure greed. The illusion has been shattered. I boycotted Balenciaga after their marketing scandal. Now I’m done w all luxury designer bags. It’s sickening to think about.

Thank you for saying this Dayle

And probably not just our bags! What about our sneakers which I’m addicted to.. and how about all our beautiful pieces of jewelry. I wonder how my Rolexes are made now? SMH

No way! I hadn't heard

@@DD-ln5no Yes, they told the ladies it was for charity. this was a few months ago just google it

How horrible!!!

It is so disappointing.

Buy what u want. All brands do the same as Dior. Believe me and we know and we ll continue buying. People r complained about LV quality and still buying so I don't see that talking about these issues will affect their sale

Dior was never my style, but I did want a YSL bag. Now I don't.

I purchased a pre loved Lady Dior it is still one of my favorites. It is sad that these companies don’t pay their employees a fair salary as they charge so much for their products

This is misleading. The Dior book tote is a cloth bag so of course it costs nothing to make. This is not every bag. Also the $57 dollars is for labor not materials, not advertisement, and not design.

It is so disappointing. I wonder if there is any truth to that? This is not luxury for sure. Shame on Dior.

I believe it

It makes sense that the same people making the real ones and are having access to the materials are making the fake ones on the side! That’s why they look and feel identical. This all seemed to happen during the pandemic shut downs in northern Italy. 🇮🇹

This is why starting today I will only buy replicas

It really is disgusting and saddening. I accept the price too but not the human suffering.

Sad, but true. 1 year from now and people will purchase Dior again like this never happened.

Every time I walk by Balenciaga store it’s empty

I know right?!? When is the money enough???

I missed her saying that. Just terrible! It is all so disgusting.

Yes I totally agree.

It's not a good feeling. :(

I was really saddened when he took over Tiffany, I knew the bad changes were coming. It is disheartening.

Great point!

That's correct. The last substantial transformation just needs to be done in the country of origin you want the label printed to say so really, most of the time it's silly of us to request specifically, like in LV items, we want "made in France" pieces. :) Dior isn't even the first to have labour issues. Fendi and LV was on the radar before for having workers make garments from their home for basically pennies and without contracts. This was just in 2018. This is not the first nor the last and has been happening for decades, not just luxury but, all over the world. Although, It's been a problem within Italy for years. We hold luxury brands higher for the price that we pay but, who are we kidding. Everyone is out for the higher profit margins and for the higher positions to pocket the most. Humans ultimately are just very greedy and selfish. I think we all need a grasp on reality however, I do hope from this situation blowing up that we scrutinize this a bit more and pressure these companies to do better. I believe this will be a good lesson for all. 😅

I have no problem if the factory is owned by Chinese or if the workers are Chinese but it is the cruelty of how they were treated. I wasn't aware of Loro P (never heard of it till quiet luxury) or the Fendi or LV issues. It does come down to greed and self selfishness for sure. Hopefully we can all be more aware now.

It really is unacceptable.

Greedy but we as a consumer have a choice.

It's been happening for years.

It is really sick and disgusting. So sad.

I really hope so, they deserve it. I think I will enjoy my bags again right now it just feels so tainted. It has really changed my perspective. Xoxo

@@LuxPurselove Don't allow anyone to control you concerning what others have done, your purchases or your views. Great Video.🥰

@@mindbodysoul8214 I always appreciate you. The comments are taking a strange turn and I didn't expect that. Thank you! Xoxo

That's the sad part, they are selling that many bags. Cassie Thorpe recently did a video where she toured the Fashionphile warehouse in NYC and I was absolutely floored at the sheer size of the inventory. I think we have multiple problems right now with this mindset, including our over consumption. Luxury is no longer pretty, it's just downright gross.

They must be selling that much to operate that way. FP also has a huge warehouse in CA too.

I totally agree!

I thought the same! They cannot be the only fashion house doing this. I will get back to enjoying my Ladies in time.

It really is disgusting.

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They should have checked conditions but I agree they don't care. I am not selling anything. They were bought prior to knowledge of this. I hope no one worked that long making them. :(

That is a good question. I know some of their makeup is made in Germany from Marlena Stell's channel and she has said those factories are good.

Thank you so much.

Thanks, I couldn’t find it. It still taints the brand for me even if it wasn’t the Lady.

@@LuxPurselove I agree 100%, I will not be purchasing Dior again at least until this situation has been rectified.

It is very gross.

It is really disappointing. Thanks Toni.

That is probably a very wise thing.

You are probably right. I doubt this will have any impact on their profit margins. And I think LV just went up again a few days ago too.

Yes, I noticed LV bag prices went up a couple of days ago here in Australia and also Japan, not sure if its worldwide. This scandal makes me wonder if LV does the same as Dior since they are both part of LVMH.

That is true, I do think I will enjoy them again. Thank you.

That is really sad to hear.

I will be keeping them, I can't imagine telling my husband I am selling a bag he worked so hard to surprise me with. I am thankful both were bought prior to our knowledge of this horrible news.

Yes dirty that is how I feel too. Not only with Dior but all of it right now. It is so icky and gross.

It really is. I think we will see it happen again sadly.

@@LuxPurselove true!

I don't associate made in China with less than ideal craftsmanship. I have no problem with who is making the bag but I do want them to be treated humanely and given a fair wage for their hard work.

@@LuxPurseloveyes! That comes through your video. All we want is a world with less corporate greed and much less human suffering!

Yes I agree. And I would have really thought a company like Dior would be ethical.

@@LuxPurselove I agree.

Not sure what you mean by the quality looks fake?

To my knowledge Dior doesn't pay influencers but I could be wrong. If they do it is very big ones.

That person made several rude statements about the workers until I had to block her. It isn't always that easy to change jobs especially when stuck in a situation like this one and some of the workers were there illegally which makes it even harder. I too hope some good comes out of this.

It really is.

I think that is the one Amber Ashleigh bought and it is so beautiful! I understand I would not want to buy it either. I bet it will eventually come onto the preloved market.

@@LuxPurselove yes its the same one she bought. its stunning and I'm hoping it will.

Well said Margaret! It is so sad and so upsetting. I have a feeling more is to come as well. Xoxo

I really think so too.

I agree.

It makes no sense to get rid of things we bought before knowing this went on. He is very sweet and it will get a lot of use. Thank you!

For sure!

Interesting! Everything I looked up said acquired in 2017 for 13.1 billion. I remember thinking Tiffany is going to change big time when he acquired them and they did! A bracelet I bought 2 years ago has gone up 5k!

@@LuxPurselove I just looked up his wiki page “acquisition of the financially-struggling textile and retail conglomerate Boussac Saint-Frères in 1984, which included the prestigious fashion house Christian Dior.”

It really is appalling. The last few times I have been in Vegas the stores were empty in all of those malls too with the exception of the Hermes stores.

Thanks. Yes someone else told me that too. Online info I found was very misleading.

Glad you found out before you bought.

Yes we really have.

I doubt they would ever be that transparent but that would be great.

Thank you. I have decided I will use and enjoy them, we had no idea of this when they were purchases as you said.

It really is disappointing and disgusting.

I do think they will get away with it sadly. And I bet people continue to buy but I will not be one of them. I agree with you.