At the Dior show, Maria Grazia Chiuri explores the connections between femininity and feminism

A new celebration of women for Maria Grazia Chiuri at the head of the creation. For her new Dior collection, here she combines past and present, femininity and feminism, questioning women, their independence and their place in relation to men. The light panels that rotate on the walls as the credits Desperate Housewivesdeclare the color.We want children, but we want roses too(we want children, but we also want roses). In other words, “we want to be mothers, independent and loved.” Message received!

In an environment with pop and kinetic lights, an immersive monumental creation Not Him Imagined by Italian artist Elena Bellantoni, the Italian designer reworks the wardrobe of a rebellious woman who allows herself all the possibilities while remaining feminine. Borrowing her lover’s winged shirt, tearing apart another shirt to make a sexy asymmetric top… Nothing is off limits to her. The mantra of a strong woman, which also applies to witches this season, for which Maria Grazia Chiuri imagines a medieval, architectural and vapor silhouette.

Like a love potion in an earthy dark color between ash and daisy, she creates lace and muslin dresses with sharp, torn cuts, devoured knits, embroidered with colorful flowers that herald spring and then summer. In general, silhouettes that hug the body and emphasize the woman. From a line of reinterpreted sun-print shirts featuring the zodiac, a light tie and dyed print denim jacket, to an array of long black and airy dresses… The collection is a visual journey into extreme know-how. the parisian house