What does the phrase "really Dior" mean?

"Really Dior" is often considered an ironic catchphrase, and its origins can be traced to a joke on the Chinese Internet.

Specifically, the background of this joke is in 2016, when a Chinese TV show "Idol Producer" was on the air. During a voting session on the show, a contestant named Cai Xukun received a Dior lipstick, but the color of the lipstick did not suit him. As a result, some netizens began to mock him with the phrase "really Dior", meaning that his skin color was not suitable for this lipstick shade.

Over time, the phrase "really Dior" evolved into a sarcastic comment, often used to indicate that someone's actions or remarks were ridiculous, outrageous, or irrelevant. actual. Sometimes, this sentence also has a certain sense of humor. It should be noted that this catchphrase is usually only used for teasing between friends, and it may be considered inappropriate to use it in formal situations.