Fashion People 2 Become 1... Dior!
Jun 3, 2025
Gro Curtis, Editor-in-chief of Icon America and former fashion director at V and V-Man, joins to discuss Jonathan Anderson’s historic appointment at Dior, making waves in both menswear and womenswear. The conversation heats up with Gro and Lauren's excitement for Michael Rider’s upcoming debut at Celine. They ponder the Kardashian phenomenon—have we hit peak Kardashian? The episode dives into the evolving landscape of luxury fashion and the challenges that come with creativity in a corporate world.
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Jonathan Anderson's Historic Dior Role
- Jonathan Anderson is the first designer to lead both menswear and womenswear at Dior, a massive challenge in the luxury industry.
- His leadership could redefine creative direction at Dior and influence the future of LVMH and luxury fashion.
Designers Must Lead Creativity
- Designers should reclaim creative control over brands rather than being overshadowed by executives.
- Creativity fuels luxury brands' magic; too much executive control stifles unique vision and brand identity.
Gro Curtis on Michael Ryder at Celine
- Gro Curtis observed Michael Ryder's Celine collection as relaxed, bougie, and preppy, blending influences from previous designers.
- Ryder's fresh approach brings exciting change aimed at making Celine more accessible and appealing.