Dior

An equine obsession made itself known at Chanel and Christian Dior's couture collections this week.

At Dior, Maria Grazia Chiuri took our real quarantine wardrobe to its ideal state.

Dior's Maria Grazia Chiuri enlisted the creative genius of feminist artist Judy Chicago for the label's spring couture collection. The result was nothing short of divine. Photographed by Sarah Piantadosi.

It's happening, folks.

*lowers shades* it's DIOR, by the way.

The most recent season of men’s fashion shows proved the in-ear tech scourge is becoming—dare we say it—stylish.

“Dior: From Paris to the World” opens this week at the Denver Art Museum.

Creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri draws inspiration from Isadora Duncan and Martha Graham.

Fashion used to be about escapism. Now, designers are using newspaper print to catch our attention with inescapable reality.

"I couldn’t name 15 designers I admire. Miuccia holds a beautiful balance between the aspects that are interesting in fashion—concept, story, history, commerciality, the way it’s all put together and presented to an audience."

Even though we never actually forgot.

How do we explain how certain decades, muses, and looks show up on the runway at the same time?