Christian Dior Mid-Length Silk Lace Skirt by Maria Grazia Chiuri (c. 2020s)
Christian Dior Mid-Length Silk Lace Skirt by Maria Grazia Chiuri (c. 2020s)
Christian Dior Mid-Length Silk Lace Skirt by Maria Grazia Chiuri (c. 2020s)
Christian Dior Mid-Length Silk Lace Skirt by Maria Grazia Chiuri (c. 2020s)
Christian Dior Mid-Length Silk Lace Skirt by Maria Grazia Chiuri (c. 2020s)
Christian Dior Mid-Length Silk Lace Skirt by Maria Grazia Chiuri (c. 2020s)
Christian Dior Mid-Length Silk Lace Skirt by Maria Grazia Chiuri (c. 2020s)
Christian Dior Mid-Length Silk Lace Skirt by Maria Grazia Chiuri (c. 2020s)
Christian Dior Mid-Length Silk Lace Skirt by Maria Grazia Chiuri (c. 2020s)
Christian Dior Mid-Length Silk Lace Skirt by Maria Grazia Chiuri (c. 2020s)
Christian Dior Mid-Length Silk Lace Skirt by Maria Grazia Chiuri (c. 2020s)
Christian Dior Mid-Length Silk Lace Skirt by Maria Grazia Chiuri (c. 2020s)
Christian Dior

Christian Dior Mid-Length Silk Lace Skirt by Maria Grazia Chiuri (c. 2020s)

£954.00
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Curator's Note


This high-waisted ankle-length skirt in sage green floral lace comes with a removable silk underskirt, though the piece is frequently worn without it. This skirt appeared in many colours and fabrics throughout Maria Grazia Chiuri's tenure at Dior

Description

  • High-waisted ankle-length skirt in sage green lace with scalloped hem
  • Concealed side zip closure
  • Fully lined with removable silk underskirt

Size & Measurements

  • Labelled size FR 40 (please refer to measurements for accurate fit)
  • Measurements are taken with the garment laid flat:
    • Waist: 38cm
    • Length: 84.5cm

Very good

This has been well-preserved. Any imperfections are negligible and do not detract from the item's overall appearance or functionality.

Maria Grazia Chiuri for Dior

Maria Grazia Chiuri was appointed creative director of Christian Dior in 2016, becoming the first woman to lead the house in its then seventy-year history. Previously co-creative director of Valentino alongside Pierpaolo Piccioli, she brought to Dior a sustained engagement with feminism, craft and cultural collaboration. Her debut collection featured the now widely referenced "We Should All Be Feminists" slogan, and her subsequent collections drew on sources ranging from Impressionist painting to Andalusian dress, Indian craft traditions and the work of feminist artists including Judy Chicago. Each season was staged as a dialogue between the house's archive and a specific cultural or historical reference point. She stepped down as creative director in 2025.

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