Held in a makeshift space at the Jardin des Tuileries, the Fall/Winter 2020 collection of Maria Grazia Chiuri for Dior mapped out an atlas of emotions through the prism of the designer’ teenage diary. Beyond this dive into her teenage, Maria Grazia Chiuri was also inspired from a plethora of sources: images of old couture
Maria Grazia Chiuri presented her latest vision for Dior, returning to one of her favorite themes – feminism – while also tapping into Greek mythology for the Spring/Summer 2020 Haute Couture collection. When finding inspiration for this collection, Maria Grazia Chiuri turned to one powerful quote of American feminist artist Judy Chicago: ‘’What If Women
Past, present, couture. For the Dior Men’s Fall/Winter 2020 collection, artistic director Kim Jones draws on the Dior archives and iconography to celebrate the House’s timeless elegance. A journey to the heart of haute couture and a tribute to Judy Blame, the iconoclastic stylist, jeweler and art director who helped create seminal album covers like
Kim Jones and Dior Men’s go back to the future for their Spring/Summer 2020 campaign, which stars models Braien Vaiksaar, Kohei Takabatake, Liam Marquant, Ludwig Wilsdorff, & Serigne Lam. Paying a nod to the ‘’Back to the Future’’ film series, the campaign features a sculpture entitled ‘’Archaeologist of the Future’’, which is based on the
”Dior Monsieur” story captured by photographer Bilal El Kadhi for Lui Magazine’s Summer 2019 issue featured models Justin Eric Martin, Ludovic Fontanel and Maxime Vidal. The editorial was styled by Dan Sablon with all clothing and accessories from Dior Men by Kim Jones. Hair: Delphine Bonnet Make-up: Lorandy
Dior honored its namesake founder in its Fall/Winter 2019 men’s campaign, tapping photographer Steven Meisel to capture the couturier’s passion for art collecting. Styled by Melanie Ward, models Kohei Takabatake, Jeremiah Berko Fourdjour, Guirec Murie, Ludwig Wilsdorff and Arno Dewit appeared alongside art of the 1970s punk scene by Raymond Pettibon. ‘’We selected some of
For Fall/Winter 2019 campaign, Maria Grazia Chiuri – artistic director of women’s wear at Dior – tapped house favorites Ruth Bell and Selena Forrest to model her creations, inspired by British Teddy Girls of the Fifties. The images were captured by Brigitte Niedermair and styled by Isabelle Kountoure. Buffalo checks, kitten heels and logo bags
Dior artistic director Maria Grazia Chiuri is back home at the Musee Rodin sculpture garden – in the courtyard – (the maison’s usual show space) ‘’rediscovering and celebrating the richness of house codes’’. According to show notes, Teddy Girls, the British girl gangs in the 1950s who wore Edwardian-style suits, scarves, jeans, and leather jackets,
Dior recently presented their Spring/Summer 2019 haute couture collection in Paris and they turned the runway into a circus, literally. The fashion show, which took place in a lit-up, huge tent featuring a multi-coloured tile runway had female acrobats performing as the models walked the ramp. Maria Grazia Chiuri showcased a collection featuring some of
Kim Jones showed his Fall/Winter 2019 collection for Dior Men at Paris Fashion Week. For his third Dior Men collection, the British designer set up camp at the foot of the Eiffel Tower in a monumental rectangular black tent that loomed against the setting sun. The pace was set as models stood on conveyor belt
