The fashion powerhouse that is Christian Dior has an extensive rooster of A-list talent on speed dial to call upon as brand ambassadors. Names on said list include the likes of Natalie Portman, Charlize Theron, Anya Taylor-Joy, Jisoo and Rihanna. The fabled French fashion house welcomes Rosalía as global brand ambassador for 2024, fresh from showcasing a chic black Christian Dior Haute Couture creation designed by Maria Grazia Chiuri to the 2024 Met Gala. Cementing their relationship even further, Chiuri taps the Spanish singer-songwriter as the face of the Lady Dior handbag (designed by Gianfranco Ferré in 1994). Following in the footsteps of Marion Cotillard as the face of Christian Dior’s most iconic handbag style, Rosalía poses for Collier Schorr in this year’s campaign series, captured both in full-color and black and white.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Terrible,” exclaimed Scotty the second the campaign dropped.

“Collier Schorr is so overrated. She can literally make anybody fall into depression. Happy for Rosalía, but they could’ve done something else,” Creative chimed in.

Also majorly underwhelmed was Snejana Onopka, who commented: “They set my girl Rosalía up. This is so lifeless!”

“The way Collier Schorr can make anything lifeless/boring is low key amazing,” laughed fashionvvvvvvy.

“Grim. This is a campaign that sells you the idea of doubting you’ve made the right purchase before you’ve even bought the bag,” shared a disapproving tigerrouge.

“Banal beyond belief. To add insult to injury here, this appears to be have been shot with the same lousy setup as Collier Schorr’s Pre-Fall 2024 campaign,” vogue28 pointed out.

See more of Rosalía as the face of Christian Dior’s Lady Dior handbags and share your own thoughts, here.

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OK, so we admit that L’Officiel doesn’t take our fancy on the regular, here at theFashionSpot. After all, the world of print fashion media is a saturated market – and growing steadily. So many magazines, so little time (and we aren’t complaining). L’Officiel Paris attempts to generate themselves some buzz with the unveiling of it’s Spring 2024 cover star, and have ultimately succeeded. Give it up for Natalie Portman, who poses for famed German photographer Ellen von Unwerth for the occasion, captured on location throughout the Paris apartment of Vincent Darré. Complete with styling from Giulio Martinelli, the A-list Hollywood talent wears a black lace dress from Maria Grazia Chiuri’s Spring 2024 collection for Christian Dior (to which Portman is brand ambassador) in the fun and flirty cover image.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Are these some unpublished images saved in her folder for years?” asked MDNA.

“I love Natalie Portman but this is a… NO!” fauxfashion exclaimed.

Ihhbl commented: “Despite all these colors, it looks lifeless!”

“Is this a joke? Photography, styling, everything. If I were Nathalie Portman, I would leave the set after the first picture,” shrieked forum member ah ah.

“Oh my god, the photography is so bad it hurts the eyes. Awful,” complained philophile.

Vogue28 wasn’t buying it either, ranting: “Always completely loathed Ellen von Unwerth’s style of photography, so I’m programmed to instantly dislike anything Unwerth-related.”

“I don’t hate it but I wish Ellen von Unwerth produced better stuff more consistently. It’s like she’s on autopilot nowadays,” chimed in thenewclassic.

See more of Natalie Portman as L’Officiel Paris’ Spring 2024 cover star and share your own thoughts, here.

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Maria Grazia Chiuri’s love affair with all-things female photographers continues to go stronger, with every passing advertising campaign. Since 2016, when the Italian fashion designer became Christian Dior’s first-ever female creative director, MGC has endorsed female talent like there’s no tomorrow. A whole plethora of female creatives have captured and documented Dior’s various different campaigns. Including eveyrone from Brigitte Lacombe and Paola Mattioli to Alice Mann and Brigitte Niedermair. Up next is Collier Schorr. Chiuri called upon to American photographer to shoot Dior’s Pre-Fall 2024 collection. This collection was re-unveiled to the fashion press in New York City at the Brooklyn Museum just last month. Models Alice McGrath, Diane Tassigny, Ena Poppe, Nayonikaa Shetty and Ying Ouyang were called upon for the occasion, who pose throughout Schorr’s series of portraits, paying homage to screen legend Marlene Dietrich.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Always the same boring concept,” immediately called out forum member matheus_s.

“Admittedly, this isn’t the worst Christian Dior advertising campaign I’ve come across during Maria Grazia Chiuri’s tenure. However, it’s all just so… insipid, lackluster and flat. The drama, theatrics and glamour needed to be turned ALL the way up for a collection inspired by Marlene Dietrich,” voiced vogue28.

Share your own thoughts on Christian Dior’s Pre-Fall 2024 advertising campaign over on theFashionSpot forums, here.

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Mother’s Day is fast approaching. Here at theFashionSpot, ahead of Mothering Sunday on May 12, we present to you our mini Objects of Appreciation series. All your last-minute gift-giving requirements and recommendations in one place. In the spirit of showing appreciation to our mothers, grandmothers, aunties or any motherly figure in your life – we’ve put together a carefully-curated gift guide from our favorite fashion houses from across the globe. First on our list is Christian Dior.

From the absolutely adorable My Dior Mini Bag crafted in power pink lambskin to a pair of resin pearl stud earrings suspending a dragonfly in matte gold-finish metal – here’s theFashionSpot’s 10 Objects of Appreciation from Christian Dior’s 2024 Mother’s Day Gift Guide:

#1 My Dior Mini Bag:

The My Dior mini bag expands the line with an elegant and functional design. Crafted in powder pink Cannage lambskin, it features a flap enhanced by D.I.O.R. charms on the front. Equipped with compartments and card slots, the functional accessory will hold any essentials and is the ideal day and evening companion. A top handle completed by a removable chain punctuated with resin pearls allows the bag to be carried by hand or worn crossbody ($2850.00).

#2 Dior Tribales Earrings:

The Dior Tribales earrings are a new interpretation inspired by the graceful flight of dragonflies dancing in a starry sky. Hallmark resin pearl studs suspend a dragonfly in matte gold-finish metal, pavé set with white resin pearls and silver-tone crystals. Enhanced by an openwork CD signature, the delicate and timeless earrings can be worn with other pieces from the Dior Night Herbarium line ($820.00).

#3 DiorCannage Sunglasses:

The DiorCannage S1U sunglasses are an elegant style adorned with hallmark details. The gold-finish metal square frame stands out with delicate engraving on the temples showcasing the Cannage motif and CD signature. Completed by gradient purple-to-pink lenses, the sunglasses will lend a modern and refined touch to any attire ($520.00).

#4 Dior Caro Freesia Card Holder:

The Dior Caro Freesia card holder is an elegant and functional accessory. Made in white calfskin, it features the multicolor Dior 4 Saisons Été motif by Pietro Ruffo, showcasing summer flowers and plants in a bucolic design. Accented by a CD signature on the front and equipped with five card slots, the refined style will fit anywhere and can be coordinated with other Dior Caro creations ($440.00).

#5 Small Lady Dior My ABCDior Bag:

The Lady Dior My ABCDior bag epitomizes Dior’s vision of elegance and beauty. Sleek and refined, the timeless style is crafted in powder pink lambskin with Cannage stitching, creating the instantly recognizable quilted texture. Pale gold-finish metal D.I.O.R. charms further embellish its silhouette with an elegant touch. Featuring a shoulder strap that can be personalized with badges, the small, unique design may be carried by hand or worn crossbody ($6000.00).

#6 J’Adior Slingback Pump:

The J’Adior slingback pump is a prime example of Dior’s savoir-faire. Crafted in the Christian Dior Italian ateliers, the silhouette is distinguished by nude technical fabric. The two-tone embroidered ‘J’ADIOR’ ribbon is embellished with a flat bow and the 10 cm comma heel offers the final elegant touch for an evening look ($1050.00).

#7 Petit CD Double Bracelet:

The Petit CD bracelet presents the ‘CD’ signature on one of its two gold-finish metal chains. A favorite symbol of Christian Dior, a sparkling star with a pavé of white crystals adorns the other chain, also decorated with a discreet small white crystal. Timeless and elegant, the bracelet may be worn daily ($520.00).

#8 Dior Herbarium 90 Square Scarf:

A vibrant homage to Mr. Dior’s passion for botanicals, the square scarf presents the Dior Herbarium print. Inspired by House archives, it showcases a collection of wild plants and flowers accented by dragonflies and bees. Crafted in ivory and light pink multicolor silk twill, the double-sided design with hand-rolled edges is further enhanced by a contrasting jacquard band displaying the Christian Dior signature in the center. The square scarf can be worn around the neck or tied at the head to complete a Dior look ($590.00).

#9 Dio(r)evolution Ring:

The Dio(r)evolution ring is both modern and timeless. Made with gold-finish metal, the style features a central Dior signature with a crystal pavé. The ring can be paired with other Dio(r)evolution creations ($390.00).

#10 Medium Dior Book Tote:

Introduced by Maria Grazia Chiuri, Creative Director of Christian Dior, the Dior Book Tote has become a staple of the Dior aesthetic. Designed to hold all the daily essentials, the style is crafted in powder pink raffia embellished with the emblematic Cannage stitching. Adorned with the Christian Dior Paris signature on the front, the medium tote exemplifies the House’s signature savoir-faire and may be carried by hand or worn over the shoulder ($3700.00).

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Is Carlos Nazario about to become the saving grace of Harper’s Bazaar? After a slew of unimpressive and deeply underwhelming covers, it’s sure starting to shape up that way, as the magazine’s newly-installed style director starts to implement his magic. Following a Regina King cover last month (declared Bazaar‘s “best cover” in years), the title’s annual issue dedicated to all-things beauty is here. Since taking up the mantle as editor, Samira Nasr has made it a tradition to feature models on the magazine’s May issues – and the year 2024 is no different. Nasr’s selections for May 2024 are Anok Yai and Christy Turlington, who pose for photographer Ethan James Green across a pair of flawless covers, both styled by Nazario. In cover one (below), Anok strikes a pose in a vest and skirt from Christian Dior while Christy is all smiles in a shearling coat and floral lace bodysuit from Saint Laurent (after the jump).

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“I’m so proud of Samira! A cover with someone SMILING on it!!! She’s getting there.” applauded blueorchid.

“WOW, Christy is bringing back the magic I need and used to love from fashion magazines in the 90s! She’s so glam, she looks perfect, amazing hair and makeup: very Revlon! This is what I want to see from fashion worldwide: models with personality, power, sex appeal and beauty,” enthused Bertrando3.

“Christy’s cover emits good energy but the cover with Anok is just flawless,” stated Srdjan.

“Anok’s cover is stunningly-beautiful with her makeup, making it a perfect fit for this beauty issue,” admired forum member Kenny.

Alquimista shared the same enthusiasm, adding: “Love everything. Beautiful covers and both models look radiant.”

“These two covers bring me so much LIFE! Absolutely living for Carlos Nazario at Harper’s Bazaar. Nazario has, without question, breathed some much-needed life back into the magazine. These two covers with Anok and Christy are both absolutely immaculate. I genuinely think I’d have a hard time down at the newsstand walking away with just one,” shared vogue28.

The two accompanying cover stories are a total must-see. See more of Anok Yai and Christy Turlington as Harper’s Bazaar‘s April 2024 cover stars and join the standing ovation, here.

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There’s something going on over at ELLE Spain HQ, and we here at theFashionSpot 100% approve. Thanks to editor Benedetta Poletti dropping sensational covers with the likes of Bianca Balti, Bette Franke and Penélope Cruz, the magazine has been firmly on our radar over recent months and things don’t appear to be changing anytime soon. For May 2024, Poletti drops not one but two gorgeous covers for us to devour starring Monica Bellucci. Fresh from the covers of Vogue Czechoslovakia and Vogue Arabia, the celebrated Italian actress poses before the lens of photographer JuanKr and is styled by ELLE Spain’s very own Bárbara Garralda. In cover one (below), Bellucci wears a look from Maria Grazia Chiuri’s Spring 2024 Christian Dior collection while Garralda opted for a Dolce & Gabbana blazer (from the Spring 2024 collection) for cover two (after the jump).

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Beautiful covers,” admired Urban Stylin immediately.

“Classic! I like it!” MON approved.

WAVES also liked what they saw from ELLE Spain this month, commenting: “The first cover is gorgeous, even though I’m not a huge fan of models not facing the camera!”

“Another triumph for ELLE Spain, I absolutely love this. A beauty like Monica Bellucci doesn’t need any added extras, so a simple studio shoot like this always works perfectly. The two covers are flawless, and those accompanying photos from the shoot are equally as fabulous,” raved vogue28.

See more of Monica Bellucci as ELLE Spain’s April 2024 cover star and join the conversation, here.

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Make no mistake that Harper’s Bazaar Italia is one of the very few magazines we fawn over. Issue after issue, editor Daria Veledeeva continues to outshine the competition with an effortless ease. Covers with Apolline Rocco Fohrer, Rianne van Rompaey and Penelope Ternes over recent months have impressed us to no end. The title’s April 2024 installment is no different, eleven issues into the triumphant relaunch. Veledeeva throws not one but a trio of undeniably gorgeous covers our way this month. Cover one is photographed by Sølve Sundsbø and features the magazine’s returning cover girl Alix Bouthors in a headpiece from Dolce & Gabbana Alta Moda. The second cover option is also captured by the Norwegian photographer, with Rosalieke Fuchs wearing a creation from Christian Dior Haute Couture while the third sees He Cong make an appearance via the lens of Ben Toms in Ferragamo.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“So far so good,” enthused kokobombon upcoming checking out the first cover (above).

“Rosalieke’s cover (below) is stunning! Could’ve been a Vogue Italia cover shot by Steven Meisel,” raved Rigida.

Also very much a fan was vogue28. “A truly stunning cover with Alix Bouthors in that Dolce & Gabbana Alta Moda headpiece,” he applauded. “It’s divine and screams fashion with a capital F, I love it. Absolutely here for Harper’s Bazaar Italia giving Vogue Italia a run for its money…”

See more from the April 2024 edition of Harper’s Bazaar Italia and join the conversation, here.

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Maria Grazia Chiuri’s Pre-Fall 2024 collection for Christian Dior was first unveiled back in January, with the announcement of a traditional runway show set to be take place in New York, come April.

Last night on April 15, staged within the Brooklyn Museum, said show took place and the collection was unveiled in all its glory. MCG’s latest showcase for the fabled French fashion house paid homage to the “unwavering ties forged between Dior and the United States from the very beginning of the house” and inspired by the German actress and famed Christian Dior client Marlene Dietrich.

The lineup oozed a boyish charm with the silhouettes taking major influence from the 19th century. Chiuri also revived a foulard of the French and American flags designed in 1966 by former Christian Dior creative director Marc Bohan. Sat presiding over the collection within New York’s second largest museum was a buzz-worthy A-list crowd including Anya-Taylor Joy, Rosamund Pike, Michelle Williams and Charlize Theron.

Watch the Christian Dior Pre-Fall 2024 Collection below:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Was that showing necessary at any cost? I will say this: the show felt like the state of the world today. No glamor, no happiness. Back, funeral, drab, death and sell sell sell. I don’t think people are interested and purchasing creative type of designers any longer” [brandon J pierre]

“Pretty bad.” [gallianostan]

“It was ALL black. I think she was trying to evoke a certain NY aesthetic that she has in her head. You know what, I don’t know what she was trying to do. I mean look the suits at LVMH care more about selling than actually creativity. We all know this and it’s true not just at Dior. It’s why they partner with Koons, Murakami, etc because they are the artists that people with too much money but no taste will pay money for. Unfortunately for those of us who fell in love with fashion because it made you dream, it is working for them and they will keep this playbook.” [GRCF]

“I couldn’t care less about her work but good luck trying to get Maria Grazia Chiuri out of Dior. She absolutely nailed it when it comes to understand what her woman wants and this is quite an achievement these days.” [helmutnotdead]

See all the looks from the Christian Dior Pre-Fall 2024 collection and join the on-going conversation, here.

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Should you regularly pay your local newsstand a visit, just like us here at theFashionSpot, you have no doubt become fairly used to the sight of Rihanna. The Barbadian songstress (who happens to be the second-best-selling female music artist of all time) has graced the covers of multiple editions of Vogue from across the global (often on more than one occasion) and is a regular fixture on magazines like Harper’s Bazaar and Allure. Interview Magazine welcomes the beauty mogul back as cover star with the unveiling of the Spring 2024 issue, having appeared on the cutting-edge publication twice prior. Almost a whole five years after her last, the founder of Fenty Beauty can be found posing for photographer Nadia Lee Cohen in the striking cover photograph. Dressed by the magazine’s editor-in-chief Mel Ottenberg, Rihanna wears a white shirt from Christian Dior, bra top from Savage X Fenty and custom hat from Sarah Sokol Millinery.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“This is awful, but acceptable for Interview somehow,” voiced blueorchid.

“Not liking it,” said oaklee91.

“The worst she’s ever looked! Rihanna can absolutely model and has proven it many times over, but this ain’t it,” chimed in an underwhelmed marsnoop2.

Yet not everyone, however, was so displeased with Interview‘s latest. “I think Mel Ottenberg’s Interview and Nadia Lee Cohen are a match made in heaven. They share a similar kitschy campy sense of humor and this works for that reason,” praised WinstonH20.

“This is the best cover Mel Ottenberg has produced since he was appointed. Nadia behind the lens, Yadim behind the beat… #obsessed,” enthused fenty.

“I like this. The coloring here is lovely and I love the beauty look on Rihanna. I’m unable to recall a single Interview cover in recent memory but I think I’ll remember this,” shared vogue28.

A hit or miss of a Rihanna x Interview Magazine moment? Share your thoughts, here.

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Welcome back to theFashionSpot’s shopping series, where we shine a spotlight upon our top picks from the Spring 2024 collections of just about every major fashion house.

You’ve already shopped our selections from Louis Vuitton, Versace, Saint Laurent, Prada and we’ve got Christian Dior up next. Unveiled during Paris Fashion Week back in September 2023, Maria Grazia Chiuri’s latest Dior collection packed a feminist punch. Models walked the bold and graphic set as an immersive video installation by Italian artist Elena Bellantoni adorned the walls of the show space, roaming the set and donning a mostly-black collection in which Wednesday Adams would simply adore.

From an ultra-chic short-sleeved jacket in black and white houndstooth (and matching skirt) to a pair of timeless slingback pumps and a large Dior Toujour bag fully embroidered with black textured tweed to a must-have belt in black smooth calfskin – scroll further for theFashionSpot’s top picks from Christian Dior’s Spring 2024 collection:

#1 Mini Dior Jolie Top Handle Bag:

The Dior Jolie Top Handle bag presents an elegant and functional design. It is crafted in black calfskin with Cannage stitching and features a double flap enhanced by a CD signature embellished with a white resin pearl, as well as three compartments and a zip pocket to accommodate all the essentials, day or evening. The removable top handle is completed by a detachable chain strap with a leather insert and CD signature links embellished with white resin pearls, allowing the miniature bag to be comfortably carried by hand, worn over the shoulder or crossbody ($4900.00).

#2 Short-Sleeved Jacket:

The jacket is adorned with a timeless white and black houndstooth motif. Crafted in a technical knit, it offers a regular fit and cropped silhouette embellished with the Christian Dior signature on the back. The short-sleeved jacket can be paired with the matching skirt to complete the look ($2900.00).

#3 Miniskirt:

The miniskirt features a timeless white and black houndstooth motif. Crafted in technical knit, it has a slightly flared silhouette embellished by a Christian Dior signature on the back ($2300.00).

#4 Adiorable Pump:

The Adiorable pump is modern and elegant. The black fringed grosgrain upper showcases an unstructured bow on the front embellished with a CD signature white resin pearl. Completed by an 8-cm (3) heel and pointed toe, the pump will lend a refined touch to any of the season’s looks ($1090.00).

#5 30 Montaigne Jolie Belt:

The 30 Montaigne Jolie belt is a refined and delicate creation. Made from black smooth calfskin, it features a CD buckle in shiny gold-finish metal adorned with a white resin pearl at the center. The modern yet timeless belt will add a touch of elegance to a Bar Jacket, dress or jeans ($650.00).

#6 Medium Dior Tribales New Look Earrings:

Unveiled during the Spring 2024 show, the Dior Tribales New Look earrings add to the iconic line with a bold and modern design. The graphic, gold-finish metal hoop is engraved with the CD signature on both sides and displays the emblematic white resin pearls on the bottom. The medium earrings will lend a couture touch to any look and can be coordinated with other creations from the Dior Tribales New Look line ($540.00).

#7 Marinière Sweater with Sailor Collar & Bow:

The Dior Marinière sweater is at once timeless and contemporary. Crafted in navy blue and white cotton knit, it is enhanced by a contrasting sailor collar with a bow, further embellished with a Christian Dior signature band. Gold-tone anchor buttons adorn the cuffs, and ribbed detailing on the hem and cuffs complete the design. The sweater can be coordinated with one of the season’s mid-length skirts for a hallmark silhouette ($1800.00).

#8 Flared Denim Miniskirt:

The miniskirt is a modern and laidback design with practical front and back pockets. Crafted in blue cotton denim with a stonewashed effect, it features a slightly flared silhouette, embellished with a Christian Dior signature jacron label. The miniskirt can be paired with a blouse from the collection to complete the look ($1150.00).

#9 Diorstar Hobo Bag with Chain:

The Diorstar hobo bag with chain has a practical, modern look. Crafted in blue Dior Oblique jacquard, it features a supple silhouette and spacious compartment. Its design is enhanced by a zip closure embellished with a medallion engraved with the Christian Dior Paris signature and a star, the House’s flagship symbol, while discreet CD studs adorn the sides. The interior is lined with suede calfskin and includes card slots. A leather insert on the adjustable CD chain link shoulder strap allows the bag to be worn comfortably over the shoulder ($2450.00).

#10 30Montaigne B5U Sunglasses:

The 30Montaigne B5U sunglasses enhance the line with a sleek low butterfly shape and urban elegance. The black acetate frame is embellished with a functional CD hinge in gold-finish metal. Completed by gray lenses, the style will lend a couture touch to any look ($560.00).

#11 Macrocannage Jacket:

Combining modernity and elegance, the jacket features the signature Macrocannage motif. Crafted in black and white technical cotton tweed with a textured effect, it features a cropped, straight silhouette that is distinguished by black CD signature buttons and patch pockets at the waist. The jacket will pair well with the matching skirt to complete the look ($3400.00).

#12 Macrocannage Flared Miniskirt:

The Macrocannage miniskirt revisits a signature House motif. Crafted in black and white technical cotton knit with a textured effect, its flared silhouette combines elegance and modernity. The refined skirt can be paired with an asymmetric shirt for a couture look ($1550.00).

#13 J’Adior Slingback Pump:

The J’Adior slingback pump is a prime example of Dior’s savoir-faire and is elegantly crafted in timeless black and white houndstooth tweed. The two-tone J’Adior signature on the embroidered cotton ribbon, bow and 6.5-cm (2.5) comma heel complete the refined and sophisticated design ($1150.00).

#14 Medium Lady Dior Bag:

The Lady Dior bag embodies Dior’s vision of elegance and beauty. The refined, timeless style is made in black crinkled calfskin with Cannage stitching, creating an instantly recognizable quilted texture. Ultra-matte metal D.I.O.R. charms offer a modern touch. Featuring a thin, removable leather shoulder strap, the medium Lady Dior bag can be carried by hand or worn crossbody ($6500.00).

#15 Dior Marinière Twinset:

The Dior Marinière twinset is at once timeless and contemporary. Crafted in white and navy blue cotton knit, it consists of a long-sleeved cardigan fastened with anchor buttons, and a sleeveless round neck top. Both pieces are embellished with hand-fringed detailing on the cuffs and hem. The twinset can be paired with a pencil skirt from the collection for a signature look ($2150.00).

#16 Dior 8 Flared Jeans, D04:

The denim pants are from the Dior 8 capsule collection and are distinguished by an elegant flared silhouette with patch pockets. Crafted in blue stonewashed cotton denim, they feature a Christian Dior jacron label on the back that is enhanced by two horizontal bands and the style number, D04. The jeans will complete any casual look ($1650.00).

#17 Dior Ballet Flat:

The Dior Ballet flat revisits a timeless pattern with elements of House couture. Crafted in white quilted calfskin with the Cannage motif, it is distinguished by a delicate grosgrain bow on the front adorned with a white CD resin pearl inspired by the iconic Dior Tribales earrings. Featuring a padded leather insole, the supple, comfortable ballet flat will add the finishing touch to all of the season’s looks ($980.00).

#18 Macrocannage Short Dress:

The short dress revisits the signature Macrocannage motif in a modern and feminine design. Crafted in technical cotton tweed with a black and white textured effect, it features a trapeze silhouette and grosgrain shoulder straps. The dress can be paired with other Macrocannage creations to complete the look ($3200.00).

#19 Dior Tribales Earrings:

The Dior Tribales earrings offer an elegant and sophisticated take on the iconic House style. Hallmark white resin pearls are embellished with the gold-finish metal CD signature displaying a white resin pearl at its center. Modern yet timeless, the earrings can be styled with creations from the 30 Montaigne Jolie line ($580.00).

#20 Large Dior Toujours Bag:

The Dior Toujours bag is distinguished by a casual and practical design. Fully embroidered with black textured tweed, it is accented by a blend of threads displaying the Cannage motif. It showcases a spacious interior compartment with a matching pouch to organize the essentials, while a leather strap closure keeps items secure and the D of the CD Lock clasp twists to adjust the sides and enhance the bag’s silhouette. The leather handles can be adjusted using the small notches in order to be able to carry the large bag by hand or wear it over the shoulder ($4200.00).

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