<div>To make the festive season even more enchanting, Dior Maison unveils a collection celebrating the art of the Luminarie, the captivating traditional architectures that punctuated the scenography for the 2021 Cruise show, presented behind closed doors in Lecce, Puglia. Today, these symbolic lights sublimate winter’s special, suspended moments, creating a sense of escape fueled by the fairy-tale dreams Christian Dior held dear. Like flamboyant bouquets, sparkling new prints designed by Maria Grazia Chiuri now constellate porcelain plates and valet trays, vases and coasters, as well asdelicate fans and cushions, in shimmering colors that warm interiors. A charming finishing touch are hand-blown, hand-painted glass Christmas ornaments, scented candles and greeting cards also imbued with magic and sparkle. Available starting November 23rd in Dior boutiques and on dior.com, these objects of desire elevate and prolong the joys of this unique, holiday season, like so many shared emotions. 



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To make the festive season even more enchanting, Dior Maison unveils a collection celebrating the art of the Luminarie, the captivating traditional architectures that punctuated the scenography for the 2021 Cruise show, presented behind closed doors in Lecce, Puglia

Dior Maison Luminarie Collection

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Dior presents its&nbsp;first capsule collection entirely dedicated to loungewear, baptized&nbsp;Dior Chez Moi. Designed by Maria Grazia Chiuri during the confinement period, the creations celebrate the art of living at home in style. For this new line, Pietro Ruffo, a Roman artist dear to the Creative Director, redesigned his emblematic zodiac motifs a tribute to the superstitious nature of Monsieur Dior as a world map linking sky and earth, continents and constellations, flora and fauna. Alongside a revisited version of the toile de Jouy, one of the House&rsquo;s hallmark codes, his sketches sublimate precious pajama sets, delicate bathrobes and snug ponchos&nbsp;&ndash;&nbsp;irresistible, timeless pieces that can also be worn outside. An invitation to refinement and the gentle way of life, signed Dior.
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Dior presents its first capsule collection entirely dedicated to loungewear, baptized Dior Chez Moi.

DIOR CHEZ MOI

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<div>For Winter 2020 Anthony Vaccarello revisits Saint Laurent’s well-behaved and overly bourgeoisie elegance of the Nineties.
Between gilded salons and nocturnal places inhabited by well-mannered girls and bad boys, the Saint Laurent woman loves to take risks, she wears lace and cachemire with latex. Fabrics from the archives have strident and borderline colors, their houndstooth, panther and polka dots patterns contrast with the shiny texture of latex. Everything is a matter of tension between discipline and pleasure, Saint Laurent’s chic is always born from imperfection.
“I wanted to find the balance between control and abandonment, the tension between discipline and pleasure that defines the modernity of Saint Laurent. For Saint Laurent, elegance is mandatory but it also goes with perversity; one without the other would only be plain bourgeoisie or vulgarity.
Mister Saint Laurent had a very peculiar vision of bourgeoisie, he almost rejected it. I was really stimulated by that tension this season, it made me want to break the codes that are too conventional. Saint Laurent is about danger.” Anthony Vaccarello
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For Winter 2020 Anthony Vaccarello revisits Saint Laurent’s well-behaved and overly bourgeoisie elegance of the Nineties.

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