Dior presented its Fall/Winter 2015-16 collection on March 6th at a special venue inside the Louvre Museum in Paris. Artistic Director Raf Simons said, "I wanted a collection that would explore nature and femininity in a different way. I wanted to move away from gardens and flowers and move towards something more liberated, darker, and more sexual." The result was the Dior flower woman, who seems to have gained freedom and sensuality through the power of wild animals. This season's wild designs are typified by animal-print jumpsuits, shimmering dresses like scales, vinyl long boots, and colorfully dyed fox fur that retains its natural texture. These pieces are complemented by a wardrobe that combines classic pieces with modern interpretations. Masculine blazers and double-breasted coats are incorporated into classic women's suits, while evening coats are tailored into feminine long coats with lines and slits that accentuate the figure. The miniskirts are cut in a fringe pattern to add a dynamic feel, while exotic bags and accessories add to the primitive mood.

The collection uses the panthère print that Monsieur Christian Dior released in 1947. The hypernatural world unveiled in that collection has been recreated by Raf in a collection that evokes new surprises.