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CULTURE

Between spellbinding events and fascinating artistic dialogues, (re)experience the House’s latest news.

News

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Event

For the Beauty
of Venice

During the pre-opening Days of the 60th International Art Exhibition of la Biennale di Venezia, the House orchestrated, in collaboration with the Venetian Heritage Foundation, an exceptional ball in support of Venetian cultural patrimony. A moment suspended in time that highlighted the richness of savoir-faire and the founding couturier’s boundless fascination with the art and magic of celebration.
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Event

DIOR BOOK
TOTE CLUB

A marvellous rendezvous, The Dior Book Tote Club is a wonderful opportunity for friends of the House to share their finest literary discoveries. An artistic odyssey to be infinitely enjoyed through pictures. 
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MUSE DIOR

“Miss Dior”, a name that opened the doors to dreams and to history, from perfume to couture. A name that resonates immediately in the collective imagination, conjuring a universal and pluralistic representation of the Dior woman. A feminist credo intoned throughout the House’s collections, a testament to an ever-evolving quest. “Miss Dior”, as fashioned by countless creative anecdotes, was both a fantasy and a very real figure. An inspiration, a Dior code and an eternal icon all at once. By Lucie Alexandre.
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Event

THE DIOR ART Of
TRAVELlING

Initiating new dialogues, the House presents Lady Dior House, an itinerant concept dedicated to the iconic handbag as seen through the prism of its many reinventions. Here, a guided tour of this exclusive event, the first edition of which was held in Vietnam.
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Book

BETWEEN THE LINES

The many facets of the Dior allure, as dreamed up by Maria Grazia Chiuri, are revealed in pure illustrations by Mats Gustafson. A collection conceived as an exercise in graphic elegance, to be published this fall by Rizzoli.

     The Beauty     
of Gestures

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Portraits

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ENCOUNTER

Rosalía:
Dior Muse

The House’s newest AMBASSADOR, Rosalía, embodies that spark of elegance, energy and freshness coupled with audacity and delicacy. Her ultra-radiant naturalness – further accentuated by Dior autumn-winter 2024-2025 READY-TO-WEAR creations – comes through spontaneously in this issue of Dior Magazine, just as it does in a new campaign dedicated to the iconic Lady Dior. Portrait(s) of an artist who is unique in her prodigious plurality. By Marie Audran.
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Portrait

Rudolf Nureyev:
The dancing star

The legendary ballet dancer Rudolf Nureyev is the major inspiration behind the Dior Winter 2024-2025 men’s collection designed by Kim Jones. Drawing on his career as well as his private life, borrowing from the footlights and backstage secrets, the Artistic Director made Rudolf Nureyev a major reference that sublimates the clothes, a flamboyant echo of the Dior legacy. By Boris Bergmann.
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Portrait

Tribute to
Colin Jones

Beyond the towering figure of Rudolf Nureyev, who inspired with his dazzling singularity and incomparable style, Kim Jones drew on intimate, personal memories to shed light on the life and career of his uncle, the dancer and photographer Colin Jones.
By Boris Bergmann.
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Portrait

Shakuntala Kulkarni:
art by women

The Indian artist imagined an installation of her enchanting rattan armour for the Dior autumn-winter 2024-2025 ready-to-wear show by Maria Grazia Chiuri. A poetic – not to mention political and sociological – examination of the power of the feminine. 
By Marie Épineuil.
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Portrait

Gabriella Crespi:
the wings of design

A fascinating talent and a designer of unique taste, Gabriella Crespi was much more than an inspiration for Marc Bohan, the Creative Director of the House of Dior from 1961 to 1989. She left a lasting mark on the 1960s and 1970s, and today, more than ever, receives a sublime tribute from Maria Grazia Chiuri.
By Françoise-Marie Santucci.

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