Christian Dior S/S 2025 : Lilli Ostendarp, Claudia Campana, Xiuli Jiang & Ali Dansky by Sarah Jones

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Tatler UK Digital Feb. 2025

 

[Thefrenchy]

The one thing I'm excited about when it comes to MGC leaving Dior is that we can finally move on from all these stupid lifeless campaigns.

What is this school play set? Unfortunate angle for that poor girl who looks like she has a gigantic forehead, and the look is... a choice. Black crossbody bag blending against a black bodysuit that is itself blending in the dark trees in the background? Oh okay.

 

[thiago:)]

Was it shot by Pavarotti as well? It looks terrible so far!

 

[yslforever]

Are they going for Italian Renaissance Madonnas with Mona Lisa's hands ?
Because I just see a trout out of water for the moment.

 

[chrisand489]

Lilli Ostendarp, Claudia Campana, Xiuli Jiang and Ali Dansky by Sarah Jones



(WWD)

 

[Frederic01]

the clothes and the set design are completely at odds? also, are those the Chanel Cruise 2012 shoes I see in the third photo LOL


VOGUERUNWAY

 

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[Norden]

That set design is cheap. I can see the plastic ivy and it’s clumsy placement from miles away

 

[lhhbl]

Everything about it boring. At this point they should give it to students who are not contaminated by nowadays industry's lack of creativity and willpower

 

[TomBlanksFullFatMiuMiu]

In reality, MGC's practical clothes make most women look elegant and timeless. In contrast, Jonathan's Loewe outfits often look too baggy, too artistic, or too basic (like sweaters with jeans). He doesn’t fit Dior’s image well. We don’t need another Raf 2.0 era. I hope MGC stays at Dior.

 

[lhhbl]

In reality, MGC's practical clothes make most women look elegant and timeless. In contrast, Jonathan's Loewe outfits often look too baggy, too artistic, or too basic (like sweaters with jeans). He doesn’t fit Dior’s image well. We don’t need another Raf 2.0 era. I hope MGC stays at Dior.

She has good basics, but it's oh so uninspiring and a reflection of what luxury has become: an ocean of basic clothes that are not even luxurious anymore. The lifeless models and lack of creativity for imagery confirms that.
I agree that JWA is not the best fit, but I'm desperate for her to leave!

 

[yslforever]

That Adidas track suit trousers with the slit is both basic and truly heinous.

 

[TomBlanksFullFatMiuMiu]

She has good basics, but it's oh so uninspiring and a reflection of what luxury has become: an ocean of basic clothes that are not even luxurious anymore. The lifeless models and lack of creativity for imagery confirms that.
I agree that JWA is not the best fit, but I'm desperate for her to leave!

I don't mind Frida Giannini at Dior lamo

 

[Frederic01]

her obsession with Greek Mythology is nauseating at this point...

The campaign for Dior's spring 2025 ready-to-wear collection, inspired by the female warriors and hunters of Greek mythology, finds models Lilli Ostendarp, Claudia Campana, Xiuli Jiang and Ali Dansky reclining poolside in a serene garden setting.

 

[Frederic01]

Was it shot by Pavarotti as well? It looks terrible so far!

"The French fashion house reunited with Sarah Jones, known for her contemplative large-scale color photographs of subjects such as empty therapists' couches. The British artist had previously lensed the brand's fall 2024 campaign."

WWD

 

[kasper!]

Give us Sarah Moon, not Sarah Jones. I still remember those Valentino ads by Moon.

 

[Thefrenchy]

WWD

Goodness, I would have never guessed it was by Sarah Jones. Dior has this thing when they work with art photographers that they completely dilute the photographer's identity. It was the same when they did that SS24 campaign with Tina Barney. One could have never guessed that it was her work. Crushes my soul...