Maria Grazia Chiuri is renouncing her role as creative director of women's collections in Christian Dior, concluding a nine -year mandate in the history of the fashion house. Chiuri, who made history as the first woman to direct Dior's women's collections, brought a distinctive feminist vision to Maison.
Maria Grazia Chiuri is leaving Dior after a nine -year mandate as creative director of women's collections. As the first woman on paper, brought a feminist vision and redefined Dior's identity. Dior and Delphine Arnault praised their legacy, while Chiuri expressed pride in his collaboration and artistic growth trip.
Dior's house expressed his deepest thanks to Chiuri, recognizing a remarkable collaboration that began in 2016. She redefined the essence and femininity of the Dior woman, reinterpreted the iconic heritage and crafts of the brand, and welcome to a wide variety of international artists and artisans to join her in what Dior described in a publication linked as “innovative, innovative, innovative, ending, and “, and a trip of the artisans.
“After nine years, I left Dior, delighted to have received this extraordinary opportunity. I would like to thank Monsieur Arnault for putting his trust in me and Delphine for his support. I am particularly grateful for the work done by my teams and the ateliers. His talent and experience allowed me to make my vision of women's fashion, in which these are several generations of artists of the artists. Chiuri He said, as cited in the group's LinkedIn publication.
“I extend my warmer thanks to Maria Grazia Chiuri, who, since her arrival in Dior, has achieved tremendous work with an inspiring feminist perspective and exceptional creativity, all imbued with the spirit of Monsieur Dior, which allowed him to design highly desirable collections,” he said, “he said,” he said, “he said. Delphine Arnault, president and executive director of Christian Dior Coutureextending his sincere appreciation for Chiuri's contributions.
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