For haute couture autumn-winter 2016, French fashion brand Christian Dior, last evening, presented a stunning line-up of monochrome outfits. Drawing inspiration from Monsieur Dior's signature 'Bar Suit', the collection, designed by in-house designers Lucie Meier and Serge Ruffieux, revived the brand's spirit that was missing since Raf Simon's exit in the couture salons of 30 Avenue Montaigne.

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pThe andnbsp;ongoing Paris Haute Couture fashion week, last evening, witnessed a stunning showcase andnbsp;by the renowned House of Dior. While the brand still runs without a Creative Director, ever since Raf Simonsandrsquo; exit in October 2015, his juniors Lucie Meier and Serge Ruffieux managed to pull off a stupendous fall-winter couture show.andnbsp;/p
pandnbsp;/p pTaking cue from Monsieur Diorandrsquo;s archives and Simonsandrsquo; scribbling pads, the designer duo brought back Diorandrsquo;s signature style of the andlsquo;Bar Suitandrsquo; on the ramp. The all-monochrome couture collection was presented at the brandandrsquo;s first ever Parisian boutique at 30 Avenue Montaigne.andnbsp;/p
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pBlack and white play a significant role in Diorandrsquo;s history, as Christian Dior andnbsp;adored the two colours for their simplicity, purity and sartorial versatility. Embroidered motifs and ...