Autumn-Winter 2025-2026 Ready-to-Wear Show
Live from Paris at 3.00 pm (6.00 pm GST) on March 4th
For Maria Grazia Chiuri, fashion is a vector of transformation. For this Dior ready-to-wear autumn-winter 2025-2026 show, the Creative Director of Dior women's lines wanted to revisit the memories and gestures that belong to the Dior’s heritage
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There was once…
A swing, a prehistoric bird, rocks, craters, and finally the emergence of an iceberg. For the Dior autumn-winter 2025-2026 ready-to-wear show, Maria Grazia Chiuri invited American artist and director Robert Wilson to dream up a world apart, a new dimension. A universe in motion, transposing the idea of mutation that imbues the collection by way of dazzling chiaroscuro, magnetic projections and captivating scenic effects. A living theater in which the models evolve in a choreography of five hypnotic acts.
History of Fashions
For this Dior autumn-winter 2025-2026 ready-to-wear show, Maria Grazia Chiuri explores fashion as a vector of affirmation, through the prism of its metamorphoses, evolutions and digressions. Breaking free from a purely historical interpretation, the silhouettes are firmly anchored in the present, emphasizing both the functional role of clothing and the part it plays in responding to modern desires
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© Sarah Piantadosi
Modern Adornments
The accessories of the Dior autumn-winter 2025-2026 ready-to-wear show are essential punctuations, bringing sophistication and grace to the allure. Exceptional work carried out on the collars and scarves makes them removable and modular, adding an architectural aura to each silhouette. The ruff – inspired by Orlando, the eponymous character of Virginia Woolf’s novel – is revisited in leather, fabric and embroidered variations, as well as a jewelry one. Borrowed from the male wardrobe, the shoes embody more than ever the interplay of transformation(s) inhabiting the collection, while the bags feature supple curves for an additional utilitarian dimension. The looks are finished here and there with elegant berets – designed by Stephen Jones – topped with a pearl and a veil; an exquisite mix-and-match of sportswear aesthetics and absolute refinement.
© Sarah Piantadosi
Backstage
© Elena Dottelonde