La Galerie Dior has debuted a new Dior exhibition in Paris, offering an immersive journey through the house’s enduring legacy. Located at 30 Avenue Montaigne, the show presents nearly 150 looks, original sketches, rare archives, and evocative photographs—each piece revealing the evolving spirit of Christian Dior and the visionaries who followed him.
This latest Dior exhibition in Paris is structured around thirteen thematic chapters, from floral inspirations and opulent balls to the intricate artistry of haute couture ateliers. A standout is the newly unveiled dance room, where La Galerie Dior pays tribute to the designer’s fascination with movement. Highlights include costumes Dior created for the 1947 ballet Treize Danses, alongside Maria Grazia Chiuri’s 2019 designs for The Brutal Journey of the Heart, choreographed by Sharon Eyal and Gai Behar.
Another key section of the Dior exhibition in Paris is the cabinet of curiosities, where visitors can explore couture miniatures and archival treasures. The J’adore fragrance is reinterpreted in a luminous golden display, while the Miss Dior ready-to-wear collection celebrates youth and creative freedom.
Through it all, La Galerie Dior presents not just fashion, but a dialogue with the arts—spanning painting, music, and performance. This Dior exhibition in Paris is more than a retrospective; it’s an invitation to experience the poetic reinvention that defines the house to this day.
Photography by ADRIEN DIRAND