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Dior Cruise 2027: Old Hollywood Fantasy
The Hollywood-inspired show featured flowering fabrics, reworked Dior icons and Philip Treacy headpieces as Sabrina Carpenter wore the opening look.
- On Wednesday, May 13, creative director Jonathan Anderson debuted his first Dior Cruise collection at the Los Angeles County Museum, featuring colorful embellished gowns and fresh interpretations of the Bar jacket.
- Dior aims to honor its long relationship with Hollywood, a crucial American market where the brand competes with Chanel, Gucci, and Louis Vuitton in hosting major U.S. shows.
- Anderson's collection featured drop-waist silhouettes and floral appliqués alongside reissued archival pieces, including the Dior Cadillac Bag first introduced in 2001 and newspaper prints inspired by John Galliano.
- Models wore Isabella Blow-style headpieces by Philip Treacy spelling out "Buzz," "Star," or "Dior," creating a glamorous aesthetic that dazzled under the lights of Hollywood.
- The show's theme reflected the storied Dawnridge estate of designer Tony Duquette; current owner Hutton Wilkinson noted the land was bought for $1500, "less than Dior sunglasses.
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