Dior celebrated the 1960s and the associated fashion liberation at Paris Fashion Week. Now we’re going Back to the Sixties, at least according to Maria Grazia Chiuri’s Dior collection for Autumn/Winter 2024. The creative director focused on the fashion emancipation of that decade, lived in her own house through the creations by Philippe Guibourgé, Marc Bohan’s assistant, for the Miss Dior prêt-à-porter line. In the Jardin des Tuileries, Chiuri showcased her collection, stylistically close to the 1960s with miniskirts, straight-cut jackets, and comfortable block heels. These designs were presented in an installation of rigid figures by Mumbai-based artist Shakuntala Kulkarni, challenging the perception of the female body and the often restrictive fashion movements. Another woman whose work inspired Chiuri was Italian artist and interior designer Gabriella Crespi, who designed Miss Dior boutiques under Bohan. Inspired by the past, these trends from the Autumn/Winter 2024 collection now particularly convince us. These runway trends from Dior should be on your radar for Autumn/Winter 2024.

#1 The Sixties: In the style of the 1960s, short skirts, jackets, and dresses become more casual, offering extra room for ease of movement. Low block heels on ankle boots and knee-high union glashütte noramis boots are just as everyday-friendly, paired with the famous A-line silhouette. Especially elegant: the intricately embroidered short-sleeved jacket with a round neckline, combined with the ultimate basic – a slim turtleneck.

#2 The Leopard Print: Leopard print is making a comeback at many labels during Fashion Week – at Dior, the cult pattern has been part of the brand’s identity since its debut in 1947. Inspired by his muse Mitzah Bricard, whose trademark was a leopard-print scarf wrapped around her wrist, Christian Dior introduced the pattern into his runway collection. For Autumn/Winter 2024, Maria Grazia Chiuri reinterprets this signature code: an animalistic trench coat, a set of short jacket and micro-shorts, a knit look, or a jacket with double-breasted button placket are not only real everyday heroes but also form the perfect canvas for the French fashion house’s leopard interpretation.

#3 The Logo Reinvention: The Miss Dior prêt-à-porter line was launched in 1967. A major premiere for Dior: it was the first time a designer developed a logo concept that appeared on both clothing and accessories. Miss Dior was a slogan, but also a manifesto for youth. Maria Grazia Chiuri now wrote these iconic letters on trench coats and skirts in large, almost graffiti-style lettering on the Parisian runway. Long live Miss Dior!

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