Chiuri explores every shade of yellow, from mustard to neon, in this collection. Energetic, optimistic and hopeful—it's the perfect colour to bring us into a post-pandemic world, hopefully soon. Don't forget that Dior was the first major fashion house to hold a runway show since the coronavirus outbreak began last year.

(Related: New York Fashion Week to Return as an in-Person Event in September 2021)

Chiuri plays with see-through fabrics and panelling against different silhouettes of the oversized raincoat and deep vests—an open invitation for us to explore our creativity. 

Emily in Paris fans are probably revelling in their power and asking themselves: "Did we manifest everything French back into the mainstream?" 

Well, whether they are responsible or not, the un-ironic beret is back and bringing with it quintessential French looks by Dior—from the horizontal stripes, chic suits and most excitingly, the revisited double-breasted Bar jacket. 

The global pandemic has given the fashion world the green light for their Best Hits World Tour. And naturally, sequins are one of the biggest stars, featured in collections by the biggest fashion houses, including Versace (remember Dua Lipa's 3-in-1 gown at the Grammys?), Chanel and now, Dior. 

Paired with a full pleated skirt or adorning catsuits, crop tops and minidresses, Dior puts its own spin on the trend that is looking like it's here to stay.