Get ready to be blown away by Dior’s Cruise 2027 show, held in Los Angeles, Jonathan Anderson’s spectacular first Cruise outing for the storied French house.

Unveiled within the sweeping concrete curves, fluid expanses of glass, and archly Brutalist architecture, Dior Cruise 2027 unfurled like an immersive, cinematic fever dream that beautifully filtered California past, present, and future through the lens of French high fashion. Staged inside a smoky dreamscape described by the House as “an illusion of LA, in LA,” the presentation hummed with the energy of a living film set, complete with vintage convertibles parked beneath the structure and an evocative musical score.

Anderson rooted the collection deeply in Dior’s historic relationship with Hollywood, tracing his creative spark back to a Haute Couture Spring/Summer 1949 jacket worn by screen legend Marlene Dietrich in Alfred Hitchcock’s “Stage Fright”.

Nodding to Dietrich’s legendary ultimatum, “No Dior, no Dietrich!”, the show’s press materials were even cleverly distributed in a classic Hollywood script format, celebrating Christian Dior’s postwar fascination with dreams, Surrealism, and cinematic escapism.

The runway itself offered a light, fresh, and alluring vision rife with surprising silhouettes, rich textures, and lush florals. The opening look – a striking buttercup-yellow dress covered in rosettes – immediately set a romantic tone. Gowns inspired by Californian icons, particularly the vibrant local poppy, floated down the runway like fields of wildflowers caught in the golden hour.

Anderson masterfully bridged the gap between everyday American staples and couture craftsmanship, sending out distressed denim embroidered with delicate silver chains, frayed bouclé wool jackets, embroidered lace evening dresses, patchwork scarves, and oversized shearling coats.

The collection effortlessly captured the multifaceted archetypes of Los Angeles, including a surprise collaboration with the legendary L.A. artist Ed Ruscha that perfectly proved Anderson’s show note philosophy: “The everyday becomes couture.” If this collection were a movie, it would be an instant classic.

Which L.A. archetype was your favorite?

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http://www.FashionTV.com/videos PARIS – See highlights from the Jean Paul Gaultier Spring/Summer 2015 runway show during Paris Fashion Week – his last ready-to-wear show ever – and hear from the designer, top stylists and models, and VIP attendees.

Appearances: Nathalie Rykiel, Babeth Djian, Amanda Lear, Jeremy Scott, Walter Van Beirendonck, Jean Paul Gaultier, Rossy de Palma, Sascha Lilic, Bianca Li, Ellen von Unwerth, Suzanne von Aichinger, Coco Rocha, Ralph Toledano, Catherine Beba,

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Explore the experimental silhouettes in “Blacklot” – the fall/winter 2026-2027 collection of Reparto presented at 080 Barcelona Fashion Week!

Taking the concept of dreams as its core axis, the brand explores the term in every sense, from the surreal imagery of nocturnal experiences to the expansive spaces of imagination and future projection.

The title itself refers to the film industry’s “backlot,” that magical terrain where sets are constructed to simulate both the real and the fictional, serving as the perfect metaphor for a brand that constantly builds its own narrative worlds.

The collection is a masterful temporal collision, weaving together the silhouettes of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. By establishing a dialogue between the twilight of the Victorian era, the rise of Art Deco, and the gritty underground culture of the late twentieth century, Reparto constructs an aesthetic that oscillates between romanticism and sharp irony.

This experimental dimension is further reinforced through conscious techniques like upcycling, object repetition, and moulage, ensuring each garment is as thoughtful as it is theatrical. Developed under the evocative motto, “Dreams are expensive, but dreaming is free” – a nod to a poignant quote by Daniel Roseberry – Blacklot serves as a reminder of the sanctity of the imagination.

While our grandest desires may carry a cost, the act of dreaming remains a free, personal, and radical territory.

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“Joan is THE rising star of the season, This beautiful Puertorican girl hit all the major shows in Milan & walked exclusively for Givenchy already for Couture S/S 10 & for Paris RTW F/W 10 -11 she was exclusive until the Givenchy show & then she also walked for Valli & YSL, Great looks & great personality will certainly help make this girl a major star,”

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Performer: The Rolling Stones
Title: Paint it Black

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http://youtube/FashionTV MILAN – Karlie Kloss has done many things in her modeling career including win the coveted title of FashionTV First Face. But she’s still doing more–including doing an ad campaign as the new face of H&M and modeling in Spring 2011 and Fall 2011 Milan Fashion Week. In this clip, you’ll see her amazing, much talked about walk in shows like Blumarine and Salvatore Ferragamo. Catch an exclusive interview with her here.

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