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THE DIOR HAUTE COUTURE SPRING-SUMMER 2025 COLLECTION

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Published by Sugar & Cream, Wednesday 19 February 2025

Images courtesy of Dior

Rediscovering Sartorial Magic

Step into a world where time blurs and imagination reigns. The Dior Spring-Summer 2025 Haute Couture show, envisioned by Maria Grazia Chiuri, invites us on a journey that transcends past and future, balancing delicately between childhood innocence and adult sophistication, between dreamscapes and reality.

For a visual experience of the collection,  rewatch the full runway show below:

Chiuri masterfully explores the transformative power of fashion, crafting a collection that feels like stepping through Alice’s looking glass into an entirely new realm. Inspired by the Trapèze lineYves Saint Laurent’s groundbreaking debut for Dior in January 1958—this collection reimagines dresses that obscure the body, creating an air of mystery and wonder. It’s a parade of captivating silhouettes and unexpected metamorphoses, where every piece tells a story of transformation. The show seamlessly weaves elements of wonderland into the now, blending whimsy with haute couture in an exhilarating game of hide-and-seek.


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The Cigale silhouette, originally designed by Christian Dior for the 1952-1953 Autumn-Winter collection, makes a stunning comeback, reimagined in original moiré fabrics.

Adding to the spectacle, the artwork of Rithika Merchant comes alive through large-scale textile panels, meticulously crafted by the Chanakya ateliers and the Chanakya School of Craft under the guidance of Karishma Swali. These mesmerizing pieces will be on public display for five days—January 28 to February 2, 2025—offering visitors a chance to experience the fusion of art and haute couture.

With every thread, every motion, and every detail, Dior Haute Couture Spring-Summer 2025 invites us to lose ourselves in a world of sartorial magic, where the boundaries of time and imagination dissolve.

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