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There are certain histories in fashion that feel untouchable, and Dior is one of them. To step into its archive is to encounter silhouettes that rewrote the rules of dress; codes so deeply etched into our collective imagination, they feel immortal. And yet, in Paris this week, Jonathan Anderson dared to begin a new dialogue within that canon.
No other debut this season carried its weight. Anderson’s appointment alone marked history as the first designer since Monsieur…
