Dior celebrates the 1960s and the origins of ready-to-wear at Paris Fashion Week

By THOMAS ADAMSON
AP Fashion Writer

PARIS (AP) — At Paris Fashion Week, Dior has unveiled a collection that fused fashion with art, with sculptural figures inspired by cane warriors setting a poignant backdrop on the runway. Tuesday’s show attracted A-list celebrities and revisited the 1960s, highlighting a key moment in Dior’s history when fashion transitioned from the atelier to the global stage. Chiuri’s designs blended 60s aesthetics with modern sportswear influences. Additionally, Vogue announced a special fashion show to celebrate the Paris Olympics, highlighting the intersection of fashion and sports, while Vaquera unveiled an American currency print in homage to punk’s rebellious roots, and Germanier channeled upcycled disco glamour.