Dior's new collection of feminist songs


We can also see embroidered flowers on some dresses, which are sporadically superimposed on the black fabric, and still retain the agility and liveliness of the girl.

Flowers and natural elements are the love of Catherine Dior. This powerful and free woman is full of sincere feelings for nature. Her spirit and will have nurtured the brand design to this day and become one of Dior's precious brand wealth.

The 1950s, as the era of this season's dialogue, contributed many highlights to the show. One of the plaid patterns was previewed on Instagram by women's fashion director Maria Grazia Chiuri.

Designed by Christian Dior and born in 1948, The Aventure collection is one of Dior's legendary collections, and the plaid element will once again evoke this custom level of elegance.

For this season, Maria has designed the plaid suit to be more practical and innovative.

The plaid element is given in the stiff but comfortable fabric, which is more casual and comfortable, and is no longer limited to the cloak and coat, and the half skirt and jacket have become the single goods that thousands of birds can live in.

Maria transformed the classic and demure into a more casual existence in the modern design language, and also gave this element a more casual charm of modern dress, realizing the collision of classic and innovation, reflecting the creativity and courage brought by several MUSES.

In addition to plaid, plaid is also used in different colors on coats, skirts, suits or down jackets. Classic plaid elements also bring more texture options to this autumn and winter collection.

With her unique design perspective, Maria makes this classic element no longer dull, but becomes a kind of flowing practicality, providing the audience with more choices for daily wear.

Maria Grazia Chiuri gave Dior's autumn/winter ready-to-wear collection jewel colors, and we can see the visual tension that they show when given different fabrics.

The chequer of changing ruby red colors on the coat brings vitality to the crisp coat, while the more jumping fluorescent red on the corolla skirt is responsible for lighting up the whole look.

The same color pattern of printing, in the dress gorgeous blooming, swaying a romantic atmosphere like falling flowers. Or in the form of a dark background twinkle, swing a starry sky.

Topa yellow is cleverly spread on the dress, just like the color of Topa stone in different light projected on the skirt body, between the flow of light and shadow, step by step. This color element works perfectly even with a lapel leather jacket.

We can feel the charm of blue in the denim fabric, and it is not difficult to find Maria's control of this color and denim in the works of the past season, with the same color embroidered Book Tote handbag, to achieve a wonderful unity of elegance and spontaneity.

And blue can also be gentle, used on mohair knitted sweaters, and deliberately blurred check to create a transparent illusion of beauty.

The gradual design makes the emerald become more eye-catching, just like the mysterious show of this big show, Maria will over-use the emerald and brown, with the same color system of shoes and handbags, interpreting the unique charm of color changes.

The black dresses in different shapes in Dior's Autumn/Winter 2023 ready-to-wear collection satisfy all our fantasies of elegance.

Throughout the season, crisp fabrics were designed into elegant dresses, tube skirts that defined the curves of the waist, or swaying floral crowns.

They can be a stand-alone piece, or they can be stacked with coats and jackets to create a new temperament, giving the wearer great freedom in matching.

Toward the end of the show, models in flower crowns came out in a variety of little black dresses, embellished with shiny embroidery and beading, ruffled for a more casual look, or paired with beaded jackets and t-shirts, neutral, rock and boheme.

Maria completes the season by creating freedom and variety in women's attire.

In the end, the show ended in Edith Piaf's "Non, je ne regrette rien", where Maria Grazia Chiuri used the legendary experience and personal charm of these women to dialogue with the brand's will to change in the 1950s, bringing a big show full of transformative power for the present.

This freedom and courage flowing freely were produced into Dior 2023 autumn and winter ready-to-wear, writing a female attitude of loyalty to herself with clothing.

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