On January 22nd Beijing time, Maria Grazia Chiuri, the creative director of Christian Dior women's wear, unveiled the 2024 spring/summer haute couture collection at the Rodin Museum in Paris. This season, Maria collaborated with artist Isabella Ducrot, using a diverse artistic strategy to deeply interpret and creatively reinterpret the brand's unique "spiritual" aesthetic. With her keen artistic insight, the creative director delved into and extracted the aesthetic essence imbued in traditional craftsmanship, ingeniously integrating it into this season's haute couture to reveal the profound interaction and dialogue between the essence of fashion, exquisite craftsmanship, and the spirit of the times.

The inspirational city of Mexico, birthplace of one of the greatest women in modern art history, Frida Kahlo, who boldly broke free from traditional female images and proclaimed an independent spirit beyond conventional understanding, serves as the inspiration for DIOR's 2024 early spring ready-to-wear collection. The San Ildefonso College Museum in Mexico, where this remarkable Mexican painter once studied, is a source of inspiration. The designer drew inspiration from photographs of the artist breaking gender boundaries, and the suits are intended to celebrate Frida's style.

Christian Dior’s A/W 22/23 ready-to-wear collection was released in a gallery with walls of historical portraits. A wired woman with her bodysuit outlined in fluorescent green started the show and brought out the theme – ‘The Next Era’. The creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri tried to express the complexity of fashion, review the tradition, and interpret the signature architectural silhouettes from an innovative perspective, nodding to the feminine power. Besides, Dior cooperated with D-AIR Lab to combine practical crafts with high technologies to create futuristic pieces and redefine creativity and functionalism. Classic Bar Jacket was joined by temperature-controlling system to launch a conversation between classics and technologies.