Dior asks: “Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?”
Reading material on the seats @dior where Maria Grazia Chiuri was inspired by artist Niki de Saint Phalle and her whimsical style of dress. pic.twitter.com/MkHck5zvLS
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Maria Grazia Chiuri has her mind set on infusing her feminist sensibilities into the feminine house of Christian Dior. On one hand, her mission is lofty; on the other hand, it’s pragmatic and down-to-earth. Yes, women can be both!
There are no more flirty jolies madames in pastel cocktail suits and teetering stilettos parading down this runway, not even the lingering whiff of their scent. Instead, Chiuri’s girls walked in low, block-heeled Mary Janes or black mesh knee-boots. This collection is ultimately intended to be accessible to millennials.
