Dior, one of the world's leading luxury fashion brands, launched its Fall 2024 Ready-to-Wear collection called "Miss Dior" in April this year to pay tribute to the late creative director Marc Bohan, who founded the Miss Dior Ready-to-wear line of the French fashion house.

Besides the compliments, fashionistas and critics also did not spare criticism for this collection by creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri with harsh words such as LACK OF CREATIVITY, LAZY IN A CREATIVE POSITION, PREDICTIVE REPETITIVE AND MASS PRODUCTION.

Without the change in show space, it would be difficult to distinguish these as two different Dior collections.

For Frank, this is a tribute collection, and to Maria's credit, this collection has returned to the original value of Miss Dior in 1967 by the late creative director Marc Bohan.

So, in an age where everything is fast and convenient, are we still looking for simplicity to balance our lives? And are we still attracted to complex, unique designs?

According to Frank, fashion is art. It can be complex, but it can also be simple in its own way. The important thing is that it must express the personality of the wearer. And sometimes, intentionally simple but sophisticated is the most correct answer.

MISS DIOR Fall Winter 2024 posed an interesting question: What are we looking for in modern fashion? Simplicity or complexity?