宛如會行走的大宅！Dior 浪漫演譯2019秋冬高級訂製服系列

By Becky on 03 Jul 2019

Digital Editor

Dior的2019年秋冬高訂時裝騷在巴黎總店蒙田大道（Avenue Montaigne）30 號舉行，時尚總監Maria Grazia Chiuri邀請了女性主義藝術家 Penny Slinger設計佈景，除了關於建築、文化、歷史和女性力量等元素作為雕塑及畫作包圍，把騷場打造成一個魔幻迷人的場景。這個場地共花費三週佈置時間及超過三千平方公尺的壁紙與地貼，在迴旋梯中央設一棵約15米高的生命樹，再結合希臘女性雕像，瀰漫著神祕肅穆的氛圍。

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This Monday #MariaGraziaChiuri, Creative Director of Dior women’s collections, will present her Autumn-Winter 2019-2020 #DiorCouture collection at 30 Avenue Montaigne – the beating heart of Dior, where each of its Artistic Directors over the years has worked in close collaboration with the Ateliers. Learn more about the inspirations behind the collection in this interview and stay tuned to discover the show, starting in just a few moments! © Photography: @AdrienDirand

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Fire, air, water and a 15-meter tree in the stairwell: the mysteries of nature take hold inside 30 Avenue Montaigne, creating a spellbinding habitat for beautiful caryatids. It took 3 weeks, 15 artists and many hundreds of square feet of custom-designed wallpaper and flooring to create the mystical world of @PennySlinger, the US-based feminist artist commissioned by #MariaGraziaChiuri to create the scenography for the Dior Autumn-Winter 2019-2020 Haute Couture show. Stay tuned for more! ⁠ #DiorCouture⁠

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由超模Ruth Bell身穿一套白色洋裝開場，T恤以「Are Clothes Modern?」標語對於觀眾做出的提問，這套如同古希臘女性身穿的長袍，流暢滑順的服裝線條，藉由女性的身形賦予服裝姿態。

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Exploring the relationship between couture and architecture, with nods to the universe of Austrian-American architect Bernard Rudofsky, #MariaGraziaChiuri delivered a breathtaking Autumn-Winter 2019-2020 #DiorCouture show in the House's birthplace: 30 Avenue Montaigne in Paris. The almost entirely black collection and set-up symbolized a return to fundamentals, to the foundations of Haute Couture, confronting it against contemporary lifestyles. Discover its first look, a divine draped white dress embroidered with the name of an exhibition staged by Rudofsky at the MoMA in the 1940s, titled 'Are Clothes Modern.' Check out our Instagram Stories live to discover it in its entirety.⁠ #DiorCouture

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