idk about this whole drama-driven Dior thing 
... seems like just another marketing ploy to get people talking and buying overpriced clothes 
. personally, i think it's all about nostalgia and catering to those who are already die-hard fans of the brand 
. what's next? reviving the 90s with a "throwback" collection? 
... seems like just another marketing ploy to get people talking and buying overpriced clothes . personally, i think it's all about nostalgia and catering to those who are already die-hard fans of the brand . what's next? reviving the 90s with a "throwback" collection? 
The way he's blending high-end style with commercial appeal is really smart, you know? And I love how he's tapping into Christian Dior's legacy as a total game-changer in fashion. He's not just trying to revamp the brand for the sake of it - he's got a real vision for what Dior could be. 
The fact that he's willing to take risks and push boundaries is huge, because let's face it, that's where the magic happens! 
But at the same time, I think it's also smart of him to acknowledge that this is a big job - and that he needs to find a balance between innovation and staying true to the brand's heritage. It's all about finding that sweet spot, you know?