Dior Stages its 2015-16 Autumn/Winter Collection Show at The National Art Center, Tokyo
FASHION / WOMEN
July 1, 2015

Dior Stages its 2015-16 Autumn/Winter Collection Show at The National Art Center, Tokyo


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The National Art Center, Tokyo, Transformed into an Elegant Runway


Dior Stages a Fashion Show in Tokyo Once Again


On June 16th, Dior held its 2015-16 Autumn/Winter collection fashion show at The National Art Center, Tokyo, in Roppongi. The collection, first presented in Paris's Cour Carrée in March, was recreated in Tokyo, with a pink runway created for one night only at the National Art Center.

Text by Winsome Li (OPENERS)




A Star-Studded Guest List, Including Diva Rihanna


Raf Simons, Dior's Artistic Director, continued the 'Esprit Dior' theme with his second fashion show in Tokyo.While the previous 'Esprit Dior' was held at Ryogoku Kokugikan, a venue representing Japanese tradition,this time the collection was unveiled at The National Art Center, Tokyo, a symbol of modern Tokyo. The long, narrow second-floor passageway serving as the runway was carpeted in a pale pink rug, creating an elegant space that exuded Dior's world. Models emerged from the escalators, walking the runway with poised expressions. After the finale, Peter Mulier, Raf Simons' right-hand man, appeared on the runway to a shower of applause and cheers.



Presented at the show,Dior's 2015-16 Autumn/Winter Collection Theme: 'Animal'The theme explores the instinctive elegance and wildness of animals, and a hybrid style born from the connection between nature and humanity, expressed through clothing. Raf Simons interpreted the animalistic elements in a modern and feminine way, incorporating sophisticated animal prints and using python and fur materials in dresses, skirts, and boots. Furthermore, the concept of 'Flower Woman,' conceived by Monsieur Dior, was evolved into 'Animal Woman,' with looks featuring vibrant, colorful fabrics and exotic patterned accessories. As Raf Simons stated, 'I wanted a sense of emotional excess in the collection. An animalistic, sexual woman emerges, clad in a new kind of camouflage.'

After the show, the museum was instantly transformed into a party venue. A host of celebrities attended, including the diva Rihanna, who was featured in Dior's latest advertising campaign, as well as models Rola, Emi Kuroda, and Hikari Mori, singer Mika Nakashima, and actress Kaho, all gracing the event in stunning Dior styles that highlighted their individual personalities.

Christian Dior - Arrivals/Front Row - TOKYO Autumn/Winter 2015-16 Ready-To-Wear Show

Christian Dior - Arrivals/Front Row - TOKYO Autumn/Winter 2015-16 Ready-To-Wear Show

Christian Dior - Arrivals/Front Row - TOKYO Autumn/Winter 2015-16 Ready-To-Wear Show


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