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The Paul Poiret Effect: How the 1910s King of Fashion Is Shaping the Runway Today

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There is a mosaic plaque embedded in the pavement of Avenue Montaigne, just outside Dior's historic headquarters, honoring the couturier who first put that address on the fashion map. Christian Dior once said of him: "Poiret came and changed everything." (Image credit: Getty Images) Paul Poiret, Le Magnifique , the self-proclaimed King of Fashion, was the couturier who dismantled the corset at the turn of the 20th century, replacing it with velvet opera coats , drop-waist dresses scattered with beading, tasseled shawls, fur-trimmed wraps , and silk pouches worn as jewels. (Image credit: Wikipedia) More than a century later, those same elements have returned on today’s runways. At the Dior Men’s Fall 2026 show, Jonathan Anderson draws directly from Poiret, working with archival fabrics from the house’s original supplier and reimagining elements of a 1922 Poiret dress, with the upper portion subtly reworked through the opening looks.…

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