But mostly... Diana Ross!

Somewhat riskily inspired by the Moroccan city of Marrakesh.

Two trends that have ruled the fall shows made another appearance on Maria Grazia Chiuri's runway in Paris.

Mark your calendars for April 29.

All of Maria Grazia Chiuri's latest for the label, fresh off the runway in Paris.

Or should we say, "pirouettes" to.

Maria Grazia Chiuri's latest showing for the brand was a lovely display of simplicity, femininity and classic elegance, with a modern twist on house codes.

Maria Grazia Chiuri aimed to marry beauty with functionality while avoiding cultural appropriation.

An equestrian theme may be afoot.

All of Maria Grazia Chiuri's latest for the label, fresh off the runway in Paris.

Creative directors like Alessandro Michele at Gucci and Maria Grazia Chiuri at Dior are creating new interest in vintage logo pieces, with a little help from the Jenners.

Including, but not limited to: jumpsuits, capes, sparkles and newsboy hats.

The tulle skirts and bustiers you know so well, paired with stripes and new graphics.

Maria Grazia Chiuri's inspiration ranged from Palaeolithic cave paintings to a feminist shaman in Berkeley.

Yes, some were even brave enough to wear those berets.

California's fashion cred just got bigger.

Plus, Maria Grazia Chiuri talks foregrounding feminism at Dior.

The house's artistic director worked almost exclusively in inky shades of navy.

Streetwear is also strongly represented.

Maria Grazia Chiuri set her fanciful first couture show for the house in a lush secret garden.

Maria Grazia Chiuri is angling the brand to cater chiefly to a younger consumer.

Starring twin models Ruth and May Bell.

Being underdressed has never looked so cool.