Christian Dior: Backstage at the french luxury fashion house | Inside the World of High Fashion

2017 is a historic year for Christian Dior. Known for its uniquely French haute couture heritage, the famous fashion house is celebrating its 70thanniversary. One of the year’s highlights is the appointment of Maria Grazia Chiuri, former artistic director of Valentino, as Dior’s first-ever female creative director in its history. She is presenting her debut couture collection in Paris. Along with this eagerly awaited event in the fashion world, this exceptional year will breed many other exciting events, including the brand’s magnificent setting in Tokyo.
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Chapters
▷ 0:00:10 - Introduction
▷ 0:05:58 - The first sketches of the spring-summer collection
▷ 0:11:45 - Installation of Christmas windows in Dior store
▷ 0:14:47 - Celebration of St Catherine
▷ 0:17:45 - Collaborative working
▷ 0:22:28 - Boutique decoration for the new Dior branch in Tokyo
▷ 0:24:53 - Review of the creations by Maria Grazia Chiuri
▷ 0:30:28 - Last preparations before the fashion show
▷ 0:35:58 - The fashion show
▷ 0:40:41 - Farewell party in the workshop
▷ 0:45:48 - Dior store opening in Tokyo
▷ 0:56:07 - Credits

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We will spend a year behind the scenes of this great fashion house, experiencing these events alongside seamstresses, apprentices, milliners... All those who contribute to make Dior a temple of excellence.

Original title: Four Seasons with Dior
Directed by Audrey Parfait

2017, © Licensed by GAD

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[adaylfrnd]

The creations are beautiful but seeing the behind the scenes are always inspiring. More details of the making of the garments would be amazing!

[bonniebob]

The behind the scenes fashion show videos are always the best. I love seeing everything from how they choose models to the chaos during the show itself.

[АидаНевская-яг]

✴️
Special respect to such Masters with Golden Hands🙏🏻
Such painstaking work, amazin’
We love Dior and are happy for the new breath of the Great Fashion House.
Thank you for the wonderful film story
💜💙🩵💚💛🧡❤️

[cmarq]

The most amazing thing is to see the teams making the dresses and outfits. I so wish they would also show the embroideries and other technical workshops…. ❤

[Sunshine-seyn]

I’ve never seen a behind-the-scenes video. It’s mind boggling. Thank you…I felt like I was right there with them.

[flowerseva]

I’m grateful for the voice dubbing - as reading a subtitle would disallow visual scrutiny of the fashion creations. A subtitle is a visual distraction from the artist content .

[gonzalogonzalez]

I would so much rather hear their natural voices with subtitles. The dubbing is rather annoying. The narration is fine.

[JaydeHill]

Fantastic collection what a beautiful fabrics n design - great work of Art Dior n Team !

[AdovianDones]

MGC’s Dior is admittedly hit or miss.
This particular moment however remains exquisite.

[MBVlibrarian]

So incredibly interesting. I loved every minute of this documentary.

[adrianamarisavalenzuelabri]

Maravilloso video me que padre trabajar en el taller DIOR un sueño

[smalltowngirl]

It's always my dream to work behind the scenes .. amazing and incredible work ❤

[hintex]

Dior's 70th anniversary with Maria Grazia Chiuri at the helm? Iconic! This year was pure magic

[jasmineshakim]

Love dior during marc bohan, gian Franco ferre n John galliano era ❤❤❤

[henriettejosephine]

Everything is so completely over the top.

[KawaiiStars]

Can you re release with just English subtitles no dubbing please 🥺

[joostlangeveldorigami]

Very interesting and inspiring, thanks

[queaniesincetip]

Interesting doc but please subtitle the conversations next time :). It totally lost the ambiance of a Paris atelier's mise en scène when the dubbing came in.

[mairoo]

It's an amazing working as whole team together to make the best out of it love it

[deniaridley]

Thank you! LOVE the backstage approach. But it would've been so much nicer, more authentic and less intrusive, without the dubbing over their voices. One last detail...not sure what's AI anymore, but learning to say the designer's name correctly would have been most respectful. EDIT: Sorry, just realized it's a recent post but the film is from 7 years ago.