Set among manicured gardens and beneath the solemn watch of centuries-old cypress beams, creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri staged an homage not just to Japanese artistry but to the enduring kinship between two icons of culture: Dior and Japan.
Chiuri’s garments are never merely garments; they are structures of thought. Here, she approached clothing as architecture, not simply a second skin but a space the body inhabits. The kimono jacket was reinterpreted with…

