Since a
couple of weeks and in line with their winter collection, the Dior flagship
building on Avenue Montaigne is coloured with a number of protest messages. “Non,
non … et non”, “Youthquake”, “Women Empowerment”, “Human Rights”, “Mini skirts
forever”… Some kind of reference to the 50 years since 1968 and obviously also
in line with the ⋕ MeToo movement.
For the first time, a lady, Maria Grazia Chiuri, is in charge of the Dior
collections (since 2016).
We find the
same messages, more or less in line with the collection, in the show windows.
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4 comments:
To me, this post is inspirational, Peter.
More than any other time, today I woke up needing a small dose of your Paris.
While looking at the photos and reading the narrative, all of a sudden, I remembered a favorite book of my youth. Every time I've read it, it left me with a huge sense of well-being!
The moral of the book: we try to come from a place of gratitude every day...no matter what happens...
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mrs._%27Arris_Goes_to_Paris#/media/File%3AMrs._'Arris_Goes_to_Paris_(book_cover).jpg
😊Thank you😊
The revolution starts here ?!
Salut et merci for thé post Peter
Rosie
That's really spectacular, Peter. And good for them!
I love the sentiments Dior is expressing!!! Wonderful post, Peter - thank you.
Kathryn
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