Dior Confirms Next Quarter's New Head

Givenchy design director

The possibility of John Galliano returning to Dior is extremely slim. LVMH group's brand ChristianDior today announced the name of its new design director, and RiccardoTisci, the Givenchy design director of the group, will be burdened with heavy burden.

In the previous successor prediction, we think that the biggest obstacle for Riccardo to take over Dior is that his design style with too strong personality may lead to a strong contrast. The final result also shows that LVMH boss Bernard Arnault is indeed dared to waste new people, and Christian Dior may usher in another brand new era.

Introduction to designer Riccardo Tisci

Tisci's growth path is not smooth sailing.

At the age of 6, his father died, leaving his mother, 8 elder sister and him. When he was 12 years old, he had to work to pay his tuition. At the age of 17, he came to London and took the first step towards the fashion kingdom. In 2005, he was chosen by Givenchy to become the artistic director of her dress.

Tisci is undoubtedly a person who does not forget and knows how to be grateful.

Although he was invited by Kokon Tozaiin London, he still insisted on retaining her graduation work because "I only have one graduation work once a lifetime, and I would like to retain my confirmation as a result."

Designer Riccardo Tisci design style

His Givenchy has always been known for its minimal programmatic design style and exquisite tailoring skills, and its classic elegant style is self-evident.

The media is booed by the aggressive design of Alexander McQueen and the vulgarish Julien MacDonald.

At Tisci's press conference, Mr. de Givenchy's shadow, sculpture and spirit awakened again, beautifully showing the exquisite brand.

But designers can not and will not be completely limited to the rich cultural heritage of the brand. Tisci is ambitious to try to apply its modern characteristics to the brand.

"I am 100% Italian, and I am proud of Italy DNA. I developed my own style in the UK, but I think my conference was successful not because they were very Italy or very British, because they were very Paris.

In Paris, I found my fashion kingdom.

With regard to the understanding of custom-made garments, he said, "the concept of customization does not mean only big skirts, small skirts and complicated embroidery.

On the contrary, more complex things lie in the seemingly simple design of infinite exploration of physical possibilities.

Tailored to me is like trying a different way of life and dressing. "

He streamlined fashion and made fashion easier and more memorable.

Tisci's strong sense of color and its calm design, such as volcanic magma burst, scorching the whole of Paris.