Dior indian collection

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In acknowledgement of Indian nature, lotus flowers and other foliate and floral motifs decorate pieces in the Dior Fall 2023 collection by Maria Grazia Chiuri, reproduced in the form of re-embroidered appliqués. © A special thanks to Maharashtra Tourism

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Anoushka Shankar attended the Dior Fall 2023 show by Maria Grazia Chiuri at Gateway of India in Mumbai, wearing a look from the collection.

Christian Dior presented the fall '23 collection in Mumbai, working with the Chanakya School of Craft. See runway photos here.

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Ever wonder what goes on backstage at a Dior show? See all the behind-the-scenes action that transpired before the show in Mumbai here

French fashion designer Christian Dior (1905–1957) began his fashion career by selling sketches of hats to Parisians in 1935. He drew dresse...

Go behind the scenes to see some of the fittings before the unveiling of the Dior Fall 2023 collection by Maria Grazia Chiuri in a spectacular show at the Gateway of India, Mumbai. Here, the final touches are being made to pieces that include Jardin Indien motifs, specially-woven Madras check silk, and embroideries by the Chanakya ateliers. © Dolly Haorambam

Maria Grazia Chiuri's pre-fall show for Christian Dior was a showcase for all the ways the French maison is interlinked with the artisanship of Mumbai.

Unveiled in Kyoto’s Toji gardens, Dior Fall 2025 by Maria Grazia Chiuri celebrates the close bonds and reciprocal cultural exchanges Dior has enjoyed with Japan since the start. Exploring how clothing is constructed in the contrasting traditions, looks reimagine tailoring with kimono influences, use knit to echo origami pleating, revive an archival couture motif of cherry blossom, and feature exceptional examples of Japanese savoir-faire by local collaborators.

Marc Bohan for Dior 1989 Haute Couture collection ‘The Indian Year’