Dior to Present Pre-Fall 2024 Collection at Brooklyn Museum

The show, slated for April 15, will feature a collection inspired by actress Marlene Dietrich and designed by Maria Grazia Chiuri.

Dior has announced that its Pre-Fall 2024 collection will be presented at the Brooklyn Museum on April 15, as a tribute to the ties between Dior and the United States.
The collection, designed by Maria Grazia Chiuri, will include 100 looks and is expected to feature fabrics like tweed, crushed velvet, and crepe.
The collection is inspired by actress Marlene Dietrich, a longtime friend of Christian Dior, and will include '40s style designs of crepe dresses, structured coats, and vintage-inspired silhouettes.
The show follows Dior's Pre-Fall show in India last March, which showcased Chiuri's appreciation for Indian culture through color palettes, motifs, and crafts.
Dior's decision to host the show at the Brooklyn Museum is seen as a reaffirmation of the symbolic and powerful alliance between Dior and the iconic institution.