Indian digital creator Diipa Büller-Khosla who has made a distinct name for herself in the beauty space was recently invited to the Christian Dior show at Paris Fashion Week 2024. She was the only Indian celebrity invited to Dior's Spring/Summer 2025 women's ready-to-wear showcase at the prestigious 50th anniversary of Paris Fashion Week.&nbsp;

Expressing her excitement, Diipa Büller-Khosla said that the “invitation is a testament to the growing influence of Indian talent on the global fashion stage. It's a proud moment for our country.” With a massive following on social media and a regular at fashion weeks across the globe, Diipa truly represents the changing face of fashion.&nbsp;

<h2>Diipa is the only Indian invited to Dior show at Paris Fashion Week</h2>

Speaking to WION, Diipa reflected on her journey as a fashion influencer. She said, “It’s been a wild ride! I’ve learned so much from some beautiful and powerful women around me that I have been able to use their inspiration to both grow and separate myself into my own style and voice.”

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On what she expects at Paris Fashion Week this year, Diipa said, “Can’t wait to see all the incorporations of sustainable fashion innovations—it’s more than just a trend, it’s the future &amp; I am so glad we are moving towards that.”&nbsp;

Diipa’s journey to global recognition began in 2017 when she signed up as the face of beauty label Maybelline. She then made several appearances at Cannes and Venice Film Festivals. Diipa told WION that she loves “the vibe and the people” at fashion events like the Paris Fashion Week. She said, “It’s like a reunion of creative minds; the energy is contagious and it inspires and charges me.”

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Diipa is now a successful entrepreneur and has her own beauty brand, indē wild, which she started three years ago. The brand indē wild is the first to feature Ayurveda as its core ethos.&nbsp;

Indian digital creator Diipa Büller-Khosla who has made a distinct name for herself in the beauty space was recently invited to the Christian Dior show at Paris Fashion Week 2024.

Indian digital creator Diipa Büller-Khosla who has made a distinct name for herself in the beauty space was recently invited to the Christian Dior show at Paris Fashion Week 2024. She was the only Indian celebrity invited to Dior's Spring/Summer 2025 women's ready-to-wear showcase at the prestigious 50th anniversary of Paris Fashion Week. Expressing her excitement, Diipa Büller-Khosla said that the “invitation is a testament to the growing influence of Indian talent on the global fashion stage. It's a proud moment for our country.” With a massive following on social media and a regular at fashion weeks across the globe, Diipa truly represents the changing face of fashion. Diipa is the only Indian invited to Dior show at Paris Fashion Week Speaking to WION, Diipa reflected on her journey as a fashion influencer. She said, “It’s been a wild ride! I’ve learned so much from some beautiful and powerful women around me that I have been able to use their inspiration to both grow and separate myself into my own style and voice.” On what she expects at Paris Fashion Week this year, Diipa said, “Can’t wait to see all the incorporations of sustainable fashion innovations—it’s more than just a trend, it’s the future & I am so glad we are moving towards that.” Diipa’s journey to global recognition began in 2017 when she signed up as the face of beauty label Maybelline. She then made several appearances at Cannes and Venice Film Festivals. Diipa told WION that she loves “the vibe and the people” at fashion events like the Paris Fashion Week. She said, “It’s like a reunion of creative minds; the energy is contagious and it inspires and charges me.” Also read: Naomi Campbell barred from charity for misusing relief money on spas, luxury rooms and ciggarettes Diipa is now a successful entrepreneur and has her own beauty brand, indē wild, which she started three years ago. The brand indē wild is the first to feature Ayurveda as its core ethos.

Indian digital creator Diipa Büller-Khosla exclusive on attending Dior show at Paris Fashion Week

Dior cast fashion as a means of survival, kicking Paris Fashion Week into full swing Tuesday with a lineup of house classics, reworked – and rewired – with a technical bent. 
 
Models took to a runway set in the French capital's Tuileries Gardens, parading a collection of polished, feminine looks infused with workwear references, pairing sheer dresses with motorbike jackets and gloves, adding utility pockets to long skirts, and tossing airbags and stylized bullet-proof vests over shoulders. 
 
The LVMH-owned label was the first major brand to show at Paris Fashion Week, which runs through March 8 and caps a month of fashion events in New York, London and Milan. 
 
“I think that to explore this kind of territory helps us to understand the real value of fashion,” Maria Grazia Chiuri, womenswear designer for the LVMH-owned label, said in an interview. 
 
“Sometimes we think of fashion only with an idea of an embellishment of our body, not something where our body lives,” she added. 
 
The designer worked with D-Air Lab, an Italian company that makes safety gear with airbags designed for workers that fix wind turbines, and protective clothing for Artic exploration – linked to the label Dainese, of Seventies-era motorcycle suit fame. 
 
The opening look, a catsuit wired with luminescent tubing, came out before the lights went up, setting the stage for those that followed, blending high-tech nylon with cashmere, sheer mesh, cinched bar jackets outfitted with heating systems, corsets and biker shorts, accessorized with futuristic goggles and sparkling headbands, that sat atop tightly-woven braids, tucked closely around the head. 
 
The show drew crowds of screaming fans, who rushed across the public gardens to greet K-pop star Jisoo of Blackpink as she exited the venue. 
 
Rihanna also attended the event, sliding into her place next to LVMH boss Bernard Arnault once the audience was seated and ready for the show, prompting guests to stand up to catch images on their phones of the pregnant star.

Dior cast fashion as a means of survival, kicking Paris Fashion Week into full swing Tuesday with a lineup of house classics, reworked – and rewired – with a technical bent.

Dior cast fashion as a means of survival, kicking Paris Fashion Week into full swing Tuesday with a lineup of house classics, reworked – and rewired – with a technical bent. Models took to a runway set in the French capital's Tuileries Gardens, parading a collection of polished, feminine looks infused with workwear references, pairing sheer dresses with motorbike jackets and gloves, adding utility pockets to long skirts, and tossing airbags and stylized bullet-proof vests over shoulders. The LVMH-owned label was the first major brand to show at Paris Fashion Week, which runs through March 8 and caps a month of fashion events in New York, London and Milan. “I think that to explore this kind of territory helps us to understand the real value of fashion,” Maria Grazia Chiuri, womenswear designer for the LVMH-owned label, said in an interview. “Sometimes we think of fashion only with an idea of an embellishment of our body, not something where our body lives,” she added. The designer worked with D-Air Lab, an Italian company that makes safety gear with airbags designed for workers that fix wind turbines, and protective clothing for Artic exploration – linked to the label Dainese, of Seventies-era motorcycle suit fame. The opening look, a catsuit wired with luminescent tubing, came out before the lights went up, setting the stage for those that followed, blending high-tech nylon with cashmere, sheer mesh, cinched bar jackets outfitted with heating systems, corsets and biker shorts, accessorized with futuristic goggles and sparkling headbands, that sat atop tightly-woven braids, tucked closely around the head. The show drew crowds of screaming fans, who rushed across the public gardens to greet K-pop star Jisoo of Blackpink as she exited the venue. Rihanna also attended the event, sliding into her place next to LVMH boss Bernard Arnault once the audience was seated and ready for the show, prompting guests to stand up to catch images on their phones of the pregnant star.

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Dior kicks off Paris Fashion Week with survival thrust