Dior is one of the best of the best, and creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri is continuing to explore themes of feminism and femininity. Models walked in primarily black and neutral ensembles, drastically contrasting a pink and yellow striped runway. 

“When I look at the images of Mr Dior’s work, I remind myself that they were done probably with a male gaze,” Chiuri stated yo Vogue. “I want to translate this with a view that’s more contemporary.”

The designer then continued on about what specifically inspired her, claiming that she wanted to design from non-conventional and non-stereotypical ideas such as the witches tried in the Middle Ages and the Parisiennes of 19th-century France.

Just as empowering as the collection was the front row. This was Ortega’s first Dior show. In a TikTok with Vogue, she showed off her two piece set and boots which she loved because they were “witchy and weird.”

“I wanted something that was classy, sophisticated [and] comfortable,” the “Wednesday” star said to the camera. “This is my first time at a Dior show, so I’m very very excited.”