Dior, under artistic director Maria Grazia Chiuri, held its Fall/Winter 2020-21 ready-to-wear collection show at the Tuileries Garden in Paris.
Photo: Adrien Dirand
This season, Maria Grazia Chiuri reflected on her own journey of self-expression through art and fashion, drawing inspiration from iconic figures of Italian feminist art from the 1960s and 1970s. Elements such as checks, polka dots, black and white, and long, pleated skirts express a free-spirited spirit that connects identity and sisterhood.
Photo : Dior
The show venue space was created in collaboration with the artist collective Claire Fontaine.
Photo: Dior
Akimoto Kozue, AMIAYA, Takahashi Lala, Hatakeyama Chiaki and others gathered at the venue from Japan.
Photo: Adrien DirandThis season, Maria Grazia Chiuri reflected on her own journey of self-expression through art and fashion, drawing inspiration from iconic figures of Italian feminist art from the 1960s and 1970s. Elements such as checks, polka dots, black and white, and long, pleated skirts express a free-spirited spirit that connects identity and sisterhood.
Photo : DiorThe show venue space was created in collaboration with the artist collective Claire Fontaine.
Photo: DiorAkimoto Kozue, AMIAYA, Takahashi Lala, Hatakeyama Chiaki and others gathered at the venue from Japan.
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