The Harper’s Bazaar Women of the Year Awards 2023, held on November 7th in London, celebrated the remarkable achievements of women across various fields. The gala was further illuminated by the awe-inspiring fashion statements of the awardees, with Camille Cottin and Jenna Ortega donning Maria Grazia Chiuri’s designs for Dior.
Camille Cottin captivates in a Dior Cruise 2024 black tulle dress, a testament to her nuanced artistry. (Photo by Dave Benett/Getty Images for Harper’s Bazaar courtesy of Dior)
Camille Cottin’s Timeless Elegance in Dior
Acclaimed actress Camille Cottin graced the event in a Dior Cruise 2024 black tulle dress, claiming the Editor’s Choice Award for her illustrious career on the silver screen. This red-carpet ready look from the Dior Cruise collection signified Chiuri’s blend of historical refinement with a contemporary edge. The dress’s intricate design and textural contrasts not only demonstrated Dior’s outstanding craftsmanship but also mirrored Cottin’s sophisticated and layered presence in the cinematic arts, paralleling her transformative effect in the film industry.
Jenna Ortega’s Bold Statement in a Golden Dior Creation
Award-winning actress Jenna Ortega shone in a look from Dior’s Spring-Summer 2024 collection, securing the Breakthrough Award for her meteoric rise in the celebrated Netflix series, “Wednesday.” Her choice—a gold tulle coat over a fishnet dress—captured the vibrant and bold essence Chiuri instilled in the collection. The look’s golden tones and interplay of textures complemented Ortega’s ascending career, while the stylish Dior bag reaffirmed the look’s roots in the brand’s time-honored legacy and its progressive fashion philosophy. Ortega’s fashion choice was both a personal celebration and an homage to Dior’s evolving artistry.
Jenna Ortega’s golden Dior Spring-Summer 2024 ensemble embodies her breakthrough status and Dior’s trailblazing spirit. (Photo by Mike Marsland/WireImage courtesy of Dior)
Dior by Maria Grazia Chiuri: The Epitome of Sophistication
The evening’s sartorial choices were a testament to the innovative direction under Dior’s creative director, Maria Grazia Chiuri. Her designs for the Women of the Year Awards were more than fashion statements—they were manifestations of contemporary femininity. The garments donned by both Cottin and Ortega perfectly captured Chiuri’s devotion to creating wearable art that upholds Dior’s esteemed legacy of elegance and pioneering design.
Explore the latest from Dior at dior.com.