
Maria Grazia Chiuri’s cruise 2025 collection for Dior placed accessories at the forefront, redefining the brand’s classics with rebellious flair. Iconic pieces like the Saddle, Lady Dior, and Bobby bags were reimagined with edgy details such as studs, grommets, and chains, adding a punk-inspired spirit to their timeless silhouettes. These embellishments struck a bold contrast against the collection’s romantic themes, showcasing Chiuri’s talent for balancing tradition with modernity.
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Leather riding boots became statement-makers, adorned with straps, buckles, and zippers that conveyed a bold, utilitarian femininity. Styled with argyle socks, they exemplified the collection’s theme of juxtaposition—pairing rugged practicality with elegance. Silk scarves featuring floral motifs inspired by Scotland’s wilderness added a delicate, whimsical touch to layered ensembles, softening the harder, punk-influenced elements.
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Sustainability played a significant role in the accessories’ creation, with materials sourced from local Scottish artisans, including Johnstons of Elgin and Harris Tweed. These collaborations brought authenticity to the collection, blending traditional craftsmanship with contemporary aesthetics. Hand-dyed fabrics, intricate embroidery, and eco-conscious practices highlighted Dior’s commitment to responsible luxury.
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Chiuri also elevated jewellery, incorporating pearls and metallic accents to create striking contrasts. Pearls dotted T-shirts and adorned chokers, merging everyday pieces with high fashion. Harness straps and eyelets added a subversive edge, reinforcing the punk aesthetic woven throughout the collection.

These carefully curated accessories not only enhanced the Cruise 2025 collection’s narrative but also served as a testament to Chiuri’s vision: an empowering wardrobe that bridges the past and present. From embellished bags to rugged boots, the accessories celebrated individuality, versatility, and a harmonious clash of heritage and rebellion.

PHOTOGRAPHED BY JAYA KHIDIR
STYLED BY JEFFREY YAN
Model MARINET MATTHEE/Mannequin
Photographer’s Assistants NOWO KASTURI; TAWFIQ ISMAIL