DESIGNERS (Haute Couture)
Christian Dior
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(above left) 2003
(right two) 2010
(above) 2007 except far right 2005
Hmmm...fall, 2004 |
Era creations:
(above L two) sack dresses from the 50s (R four) 1951
Unspecified seasons:
(L four) 1953 (C four) 1950 (R) 1955
Three Era designs: |
(above L four) 1956 (C two) 1948 (R three) 1954
(above L) 1964 (C) 1959 (R)
1947
"Diamont
Noir"
A truly inspirational gown
Dior
design, model, Victoire Doutreleau, From Crinolyn |
Christian Dior dress photographed by by BB Bloomer
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Dior model Svetlana in a
party dress by From Crinolyn |
Velvet dress called 'Curaçao' Dior design 1954 (autumn/winter) From Crinolyn |
Christian Dior petticoat From Abby Rhodes
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Dior workroom in the Fifties |
Christian Dior with model |
Backstage with designer Dior (50s) From John N. |
Christian Dior works on a gown worn by model
Jean Patchett |
Renée Breton wearing
a satin evening dress with gathered poufed |
Model Wenda Rogerson
wearing a tulle ballgown by Dior on the Grand Staircase |
"The photo is from 1957 and is showing
the Dior collection.
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Dior, 1955 This style is called by many a 'bubble dress', but, during The Era, most called it a 'sack dress' (for its tucked hem) |
'Lingerie Lover' writes:
"Here is a full
length (LONG) video of the Dior 60th anniversary fashion show at Versailles...
But here are also a couple still pictures to whet your appetite." |
A most amazingly massive gown by Dior, presented in Shanghai in 2012 Taken by noted photographer Gérard Uféras From Sonia |
Ingrid Bergman attends Dior's Spring-Summer Collection
From Crinolyn |
"Laurent for
Dior - 1958 Apparently,
Laurent worked for the (This was posted in 2016) Francis P. writes about a situation of which we were
unaware: "I love the photo. I write only to point
out there is a slight timing/sensitivity issue you may
have overlooked, being that the area within the
photograph is currently under water due to the
exceptional flooding the Parisians are in the middle of
enduring. I believe it didn't get as bad as was feared
and the waters are now subsiding, for which we are all
grateful. But your usual house style might have included
a note of solidarity, 'thinking of Paris and wishing for
a dryer day'... the kind of thing you generally do so
well!" ED: And so we do! Such a shame that so beautiful
a city and people have had such terrorism sadness recently.
House of Dior at one time