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See the 93-Year-Old Textile Artist Isabella Ducrot's Monumental Scenography for Dior Couture - Vimarsana News

See the 93-Year-Old Textile Artist Isabella Ducrot's Monumental Scenography for Dior Couture

The esteemed Italian fiber artist Isabella Ducrot created the set design for Maria Grazia Chiuri's spring 2024 couture show for Dior.

Source: artnet.com
Artist Joana Vasconcelos Created the Psychedelic Backdrop for Dior's Paris Fashion Week Show. See the Dazzling Images Here - Vimarsana News

Artist Joana Vasconcelos Created the Psychedelic Backdrop for Dior's Paris Fashion Week Show. See the Dazzling Images Here

The Portugese artist Joana Vasconcelos's immersive sculpture served as next-level set design and a testament to her craft and vision.

Source: artnet.com
Dior Collaborates with Artist Mickalene Thomas - Vimarsana News

Dior Collaborates with Artist Mickalene Thomas

For the Josephine Baker-inspired show, the artist created 13 photo collages celebrating a new pantheon of Black women, including singer Nina Simone and model Naomi Sims.

Sevillian Culture and Craft is Highlighted for Dior's Cruise 2023 Campaign - Vimarsana News

Sevillian Culture and Craft is Highlighted for Dior's Cruise 2023 Campaign

Dior releases campaign including “La Capitana” short film, and ode to the flamenco dancing of Seville

In a Celebration of Craftsmanship, Dior Haute Couture Spotlights Indian Artists Madhvi and Manu Parekh - Vimarsana News

In a Celebration of Craftsmanship, Dior Haute Couture Spotlights Indian Artists Madhvi and Manu Parekh

For the Spring-Summer 2022 presentation in Paris, Maria Grazia Chiuri commissioned a textile installation featuring the artists’ works.

Source: artnet.com