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Recently, the House invited Women@Dior Mentees to discover ‘Grammaire des formes,’ a unique exhibition at the Musée Rodin in Paris, stepping behind-the-scenes of the creative dialogue that shaped Jonathan Anderson's second Haute Couture collection for the House, the Fall-Winter 2026–2027 Haute Couture show.
From the runway to the exhibition, Mentees explored how the collection came to life through a conversation between the Dior archives and the work of American sculptor Lynda Benglis. Inspired by her sculptural approach to materials, the exhibition revealed how gestures such as draping, knotting and hand-plissé, combined with the exceptional savoir-faire of the Dior ateliers, were transformed into striking couture silhouettes.
As part of the Women@Dior mentoring and educational journey, this experience reflects the House's commitment to opening doors to culture, fostering curiosity, and celebrating the transmission of creativity across generations. By offering opportunities to engage with art, heritage, and craftsmanship, Women@Dior encourages a spirit of lifelong learning.
Celena Sandirasegarane, Women@Dior Mentee, shares: ‘Attending the exhibition was a wonderful opportunity to connect with my fellow Women@Dior sisters and share this unique experience together. What stayed with me the most was the guided tour: discovering the story behind each silhouette, fabric, and accessory gave every piece of creation a new dimension and reminded me how powerful storytelling is in bringing craftsmanship and creativity to life.’
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