Maria Grazia Chiuri steps down as Dior’s womenswear creative director, closing a transformative chapter marked by feminist design and renewed vision for the iconic French fashion house.
After nine years leading Christian Dior’s womenswear collections, Maria Grazia Chiuri has officially announced her departure from the famed fashion house. Her final show the Dior Resort 2026 collection, marked the end of an era distinguished by bold feminist statements and a re-imagining of Dior’s identity through contemporary lenses.
Chiuri was the first woman to hold the position since Dior’s founding, bringing a fresh perspective that blended artistry with activism. Under her stewardship, Dior embraced themes of female empowerment, striking a balance between heritage and modernity.
Her tenure included collaborations that amplified women’s voices and an aesthetic that resonated globally, influencing design conversations across the industry. Chiuri leaves behind a legacy of innovation, creativity, and cultural relevance that has shaped Dior’s present and future.
The fashion world now looks ahead to Dior’s next chapter and the creative direction the house will undertake after Chiuri’s impactful tenure.
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