Dior held its Couture 2019 show in Paris this morning, sending models walking down the runway in ethereal gowns rivalling that of Valentino.
Taking inspiration from Elisabetta Orsini’s book, ‘Atelier: Places of Thought and Creation,’ designer Maria Grazia Chiuri transformed the Musée Rodin into a cube, featuring white tailored garments stretched from floor to ceiling.
The runway seemed to purposely lack a breakout ‘We Should All Be Feminists’ moment, in favour of focusing people’s attention solely on the craftsmanship of couture.
The result? A slew of beautiful, pastel gowns that wouldn’t look out of place floating up a wedding aisle.
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