However, the punk rock illustrator’s contributions didn’t stop there. Pettibon’s artwork also made its way into the collection juxtaposing with Dior’s archetypal neutral color palette and utilitarian, clean-cut designs. One model sported a reworked leopard print design, referencing Dior’s making of leopard print fashionable on the runway in 1947. Whereas others wore Pettibon’s chaotic interpretation of the Mona Lisa on prints and hand embroideries complemented with tailored suits, blazers and trousers typical of the polished look associated with the fashion house.