Artistic Director Maria Grazia Chiuri's Dior Fall/Winter 2019-20 Haute Couture collection was unveiled in Paris on July 1st.
Photo: Camillle Vivier pour Dior
The show took place at 30 Avenue Montaigne, the birthplace of the house. This season, Maria Grazia Chiuri explored the form and function of clothing, drawing inspiration from the studies of architect Bernard Rudofsky and presenting a collection inspired by caryatids (pillars).
The look, which was almost entirely colored in black, questioned concepts such as the body, clothing, and living arrangements, and was an experimental creation that reconsidered the relationship between clothing, space, and time.
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The set design for the show was created by feminist artist Penny Slinger.
Various guests gathered at the venue, including Yuko Araki from Japan.
Photo: Dior
Photo: Camillle Vivier pour DiorThe show took place at 30 Avenue Montaigne, the birthplace of the house. This season, Maria Grazia Chiuri explored the form and function of clothing, drawing inspiration from the studies of architect Bernard Rudofsky and presenting a collection inspired by caryatids (pillars).
The look, which was almost entirely colored in black, questioned concepts such as the body, clothing, and living arrangements, and was an experimental creation that reconsidered the relationship between clothing, space, and time.
Photo : DiorPhoto : DiorPhoto : DiorPhoto : DiorThe set design for the show was created by feminist artist Penny Slinger.
Various guests gathered at the venue, including Yuko Araki from Japan.
Photo: Dior
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