Dior’s couturier on Wednesday attended the preview of “The Unexpected Subject. 1978 Art and Feminism in Italy” exhibition in Milan, sponsored by Dior.

Eight stores, including pop-ups in Mykonos and Ibiza, will carry merchandise bearing the name of the destination.

Dior’s couturier Maria Grazia Chiuri, who created the costumes for the “Nuit Blanche” ballet to be held at the Teatro Costanzi in Rome as part of a tribute to American composer Philip Glass, discusses the project with WWD together with chairman and ceo Pietro Beccari.

Maria Grazia Chiuri designed 15 new looks for the show held in a big top in the city’s verdant Safa Park.

From phallic blooms to all-white extravaganzas, five Paris-based florists unpick the fashion industry’s obsession with gifted bouquets.

The event recognized male and female mentors.

The fashion house’s Women @ Dior program is designed to empower female students.

The performances will be held from March 29 to April 2 in Rome at the Teatro Costanzi.

Pierpaolo Piccioli, Alber Elbaz and Maria Grazia Chiuri turned up to congratulate the Harper’s Bazaar editor in chief on her damehood.

Maria Grazia Chiuri offered plenty of good-looking clothes to buy and wear, for a Dior that felt smart and current. 

The French fashion house plans to roll out online sales to several new markets this year, including China and Japan.

The show is a grand sweep of sparkle, rippling wool, sculpted jackets and floral motifs, reflecting Dior’s fascination with Britain.

“Christian Dior: Designer of Dreams,” opens Feb. 2 and runs until July 19 at the V&A in London.

Circus elements from Dior’s house lore came together in what was probably Maria Grazia Chiuri’s best show yet for the couture house.

Maria Grazia Chiuri celebrated women’s artistic expression with a craft-intensive collection that connected to her Southern Italian roots.