Fashion week Paris Natalia Vodianova’s sister, Jennifer Lawrence and others at the Dior fashion show fall-winter 2019/2020

Natalia Vodianova with her sister Christine Kusakin

Yesterday began in Paris fashion Week is arguably the most anticipated in the schedule of seasonal shows. And long simmering of fashionista didn’t have to defile the most famous brands start from the first day. So, today autumn-winter collection of Dior presented, and guests of the event were Natalia Vodianova, Cara Delevingne, Jennifer Lawrence, who did not miss the opportunity to showcase your new engagement ring to photographers, Eva Herzigova, Karlie Kloss and others.

Dior, who a couple of seasons ago has provided celebrities and fashionista the most popular t-shirt We Should All Be Feminists (“We should all be feminists”), continued this fashionable fighting for equality — the show opened a model in a t-shirt that says Global Sisterhood (which can be translated as “Global Sisterhood”).

The agenda, of course, does not leave indifferent designers, but inspiration for other things in the collection came rather unexpectedly.

Working in fashion, you never know where you will find inspiration

— confessed to Maria Grazia chiuri in an interview with Vogue.

In line was this time presented somewhat atypical for Dior leather jackets, plaid jackets and trousers, rather evoke associations with the British style rather than with French chic.

References to the Foggy Albion is not accidental. It turns out that the famous English milliner Stephen Jones, who created Dior hats since 1996, six months ago brought Maria Grace photography, made famous by Director Ken Russell in the ‘ 50s. Then the cinematographer filmed on the streets of London representatives of the subculture of “Teddy”. They managed to create a very memorable style by mixing the damn aristocratic Edwardian wardrobe — the British classics with fashionable at that period, attributes of American rock ‘ n ‘ roll: rolled jeans and flats. It is these contrasts and fascinated Chiuri.

On the one hand, it expresses the tradition, but breaks the rules

— said creative Director of the brand.

Her own collection without the traditional base is also not done: plaid, denim, leather and other fashionable “invaders” co-exist in combination with classic (but what is already there, cult!) the silhouette of the new look. But the main accessory in the collection was a hat that resembles a hat, but with an elegant veil is another example of a synthesis of styles.

Maria Grazia chiuri and Gemma Arterton