Historically, you'd have to hop a flight to Paris if you wanted to immerse yourself in a world of luxurious French beauty and fragrance...but now? Not so much. That's because Dior just opened a new U.

Chiuri worked her way to Dior's highest creative post from handbag and accessories design posts at Fendi and Valentino. When she debuted her first ready-to-wear collection for Dior in 2016, she did so with an entirely new lens for the fabled house—one that had never had a female creative director since it was founded in 1947.

In fact, what we got from Chiuri was a resort show with a couture collection mixed in with it, for the most part wispily romantic and fragile-seeming. Emphasis on the ‘seeming,’ that is. To the designer,