Haute couture designers turn to arthouse filmmakers for online fashion week


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As the pandemic grinds on, fashion houses (Dior pictured here) are trying their best to evoke the glitz and glamour of live fashion events with spectacular fashion films. Photo: Reuters

With the pandemic forcing Paris Fashion Week online, haute couture designers have turned to celebrated arthouse filmmakers to give a little spectacle to their presentations, even if some admit a growing desperation to return to live shows.

In these uncertain times, the fashion world needs a touch of magic more than ever and Dior drafted in Italian director Matteo Garrone for their latest collection inspired by tarot cards.

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