Marc BOHAN for Christian DIOR, Air France stewardess hat in blue-grey cotton, summer outfit With crest featuring a winged pegasus and laurel branches Circa 1962-1963 (stains) In 1962, a new model was launched, designed by Marc Bohan for Dior, which elevated Air France uniforms to the rank of haute couture. The model was lighter, in a shade of "Marceau" blue, and the hat with the Air France badge replaced the old beret. The small details of the new uniform reflected the refined fashion of the time.