Christian Dior
Inspired by two photos of her mother, Maria Grazia Chiuri sent models in straight suits and plenty of Prince of Wales checks storming down a newspaper printed runway. The show décor of flashing signs of various feminist slogans is part of a collaboration with artist Claire Fontaine is meant to be a subtitle to the show, which featured boyish suits worn over biker leggings, pleated skirts and polka dot scarves and pops of preppy sweater vests. Chiuri’s well-loved evening pieces closed the show, this time in glitter tulle and floor-length fringed frocks.
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