Spring-Summer 2020 Haute Couture Show

The œuvre of Judy Chicago, a founder of the feminist art movement, is a hard-won battle in its own right. In collaboration with Maria Grazia Chiuri specially for the Dior spring-summer 2020 haute couture show, the artist conceived a monumental installation representing the body of a goddess*. This immersive sculptural feminization of space underscores their shared commitment to empowerment. 

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A look at the guests present at Maria Grazia Chiuri’s Spring-Summer 2020 Haute Couture show.

On the occasion of the Dior spring-summer 2020 haute couture show, Maria Grazia Chiuri’s neo-goddesses embody Dior’s excellence in savoir-faire and celebrate the eternal creative power of women.

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Further enhancing Maria Grazia Chiuri’s haute couture silhouettes, the accessories also channel the collection’s key inspirations, paying tribute to the grace of goddesses.

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Womenswear creative director, Maria Grazia Chiuri, talks to us exclusively about her new collection.

Building on Maria Grazia Chiuri’s exploration of the relationship between gender and (pro)creation; the body and couture; and femininity and feminism, the collection beautifully showcases the haute couture savoir-faire of the Dior Ateliers.

Peter Philips, the Creative and Image Director of Dior Makeup, reveals his inspirations and speaks about the beauty look he developed for the show.