Dior 2015 Spring Summer Advanced Order Series Released

The vision of the moon age: a journey of exotic space allows the past and the future to blend in today.

In Dior 2015

In the field, Christine Dio (Christian Dior)'s creative director Ralph Simon (Raf Simons) sought romance in modern history, and at the same time, in the endless illusion of space age, he searched for the infinite possibilities of future society, pop culture and fashion.

"Over the years, I have always devoted myself to the infinite reverie for the future, and opposed the romanticism of the old days.

Of course, I do not deny that the past can also be beautiful.

Ralph Simon said, "I fully integrate this point into this season's advanced order series. You can feel romanticism in 50s, experimentalism in 60s and liberalism in 70s, no matter from clothing presentation or design attitude.

But what I want to express is a concept about the present, Transcending history and reality. This concept is more wild than ever, more sexy, weird, and making women more free, breaking through people's consistent understanding of advanced customization.

Different ideas blend in the illusion of fashion, blending the characteristics of different periods, regardless of clothing materials or production processes will combine traditional and experimental.

Constantly challenge the advantages of advanced ordering workshop and strive to break through the limit.

Different historical periods are reflected in rich lace lace, complex sequins embroidery, picture printed plastic straight dress, vest and opera coat.

The ingenious applique and the craftwork are the core of the whole series. At the same time, the lacquer lace is not only a decorative curve, but also a perfect shape.

The conjoined clothes are just like second layers of skin, and the bright resin boots also outline exquisite curves.

The image of Dior's symbol of "fancy woman" has been overturned and broken in this season.

The structural lace flower hem, tattoo, and super realistic plastic flower prints make them unfamiliar, with a sense of future, vivid and firm.

In the modern octagonal mirror show, they are exquisitely dressed to make people memorable.

"I hope this season.

And in the show, you can create a sense of overload, "Ralph Simon (Raf Simons) explained." here, no matter what the costume or the show is, it looks as if it is gorgeous and dazzling.

The visual feast of architectural beauty and stunning light produces a similar confusion: I don't know where I am, I don't know where I am.