Dior Documentary "Dior And Me" Is On Show Soon.

In the spring of 2012,

Creative director Ralph Simon (Raf Simons) is the first high-ranking ordering series to come out. The behind the scenes story of this series of art is filmed as a special documentary film Dior and me.

After the exclusive shooting rights, the film was completely recorded.

In eight weeks, I created my first show.

At the same time, the film also shows the work scenes in Dior's advanced ordering workshop, which can be presented from the creative director's creative process to the tireless seamstresses in the workshop.

In addition, the film explored the relationship with partners, their work and the idea of inheriting from Mr. Christine Dio (Christian Dior).

In 1947, Mr. Christine Dio, a forty-two year old designer, struck the fashion world with his New Look series. After five years of World War II, this is undoubtedly a woman.

A great reshape and salute.

The name of Mr. Dior was widely known in an instant, and he became a fashion authority.

Today, in a high-level ordering workshop created by Mr. Dior, a group of conscientious seamstresses still carry on the advanced custom tradition, and YISHION makes hand-made clothing.

Dior is one of the remaining brands that still retain its own advanced ordering workshop, including workshop and skirt workshop.

The film is closely followed by Florence Chehet, the chief tailor of the skirt workshop, and Monique Bailly, the chief tailor of the tailoring workshop.

"For me, these two are the most important people in the workshop," said Ralph Simon, Dior's right-hand man and long-time partner, Pieter Mulier. "Because everything is in their control."

Although Mr. Dior has only been at the helm of the brand for ten years, his influence on the fashion industry should not be underestimated.

Ralph Simonsodio and I recorded the process of searching for inspiration in Ralph Simonsodio's archives.

In the movie, when the model put on the 1947 Bar Jacket, Ralph Simon said, "it is a very big challenge to inherit such a great and excellent classic of Mr. Dior."

The waist jacket has a slender waist. The sleek shoulders and buttocks are completely different from the uniform style of the war.

Therefore, it is called "new style" by Harpers Bazaar magazine and has become the fashion of the next ten years rapidly.

"Dior and I" also gave a detailed account of Dior's profound influence on the current creative director.

Ralph Simon also paid a private visit to Mr. Glanville's childhood home in Dior, Normandy.

Ralph Simontango, when he first read Mr. Dior's memoirs, could not bear to read it all, because Mr. Dior had a striking resemblance to his experience.

"I have to stop, it's amazing," Ralph Simon said. "Before the first show is finished, I think I will not continue reading."

Under the emotional keynote, we can get a glimpse of the creative director's display of his talent and personality in the rich cultural and historical legacy left by Mr. Dior.

Filmmaker introduction

Federico Cheng (Fr e d ric Tcheng) director, writer, producer

Federico Cheng (Fr e d ric Tcheng) is a film producer born in France.

He majored in civil engineering in the early years. He moved to New York in 2002 and attended the film school of Columbia University. He received his master's degree in art from 2007.

As a co producer, he participated in the production and filming of "Valentino: The Last Emperor" (directed by Matt Tyrnauer) and won the Oscar prize for best documentary in 2009.

He co worked with Lisa Immordino Vreeland and Bent-Jorgen Perlmutt to launch the documentary Diana Vreeland: The Diana Immordino, released by Samuel Goldwyn Films.

He collaborate with celebrities in different fields, including the poet Sarah Riggs and fashion photographer Mikael Jansson.

At the same time, he also acts as a commercial screenwriter for brands, such as H&M, Jimmy Choo and Ferragamo.

He is writing a script for a movie.