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A 1955 'edition' of Christian Dior's 1947 bar suit worn by Dior house model Renee Barton, photo taken by Willy Maywald probably in spring 1957The above image appears in almost all fashion history books as an example of Dior’s spring 1947 debut collection – the collection U.S. Harper’s Bazaar editor Carmel Snow said had such a “New Look.” The image was taken by German fashion photographer Willy Maywald, but the image was not taken in 1947. This image was most likely taken in spring 1957 to commem

A 1955 'edition' of Christian Dior's 1947 bar suit worn by Dior house model Renee Barton, photo taken by Willy Maywald probably in spring 1957The above image appears in almost all fashion history books as an example of Dior’s spring 1947 debut collection – the collection U.S. Harper’s Bazaar editor Carmel Snow said had such a “New Look.” The image was taken by German fashion photographer Willy Maywald, but the image was not taken in 1947. This image was most likely taken in spring 1957 to…

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OK, I am going to admit up front that I cheated a little on this post.  I couldn't narrow it down to only 10 designs, so I grouped a few designs together. You will notice from these photos, that Dior had a thing for short jackets in 1951.  I want to make most of these outfits for my dolls. Warning, I may use the word "love" too much. First off, we have this beautiful confection of a gown, sigh.........  What's not to love? I love this dragonfly dress This is Integrity Toys' Champs-Élysées Victoire Roux Doll her dress is inspired by Dior's dragonfly dress.  She was created by the brilliant doll designer Chris Stoeckel.   She is perfection, I don't own any Victoire dolls yet, but I don't really collect the 12" dolls.  (Photo property of Integrity Toys)  I included pictures of this dress because it is very similar to the dragonfly dress.   I love these short jackets.  I also grouped the next two dresses with the short jackets together.  I love the bow on the front of the jacket in this picture. Love the fabric of this dress. A colored photo of this dress with a coat, bonus!  I wonder if the sleeves are a part of a big bow.  I am not sure if the muff is the same one with this green suit, but I love it.  LOVE!  LOVE!  LOVE! Notice that all three of the outfits in this photo are my favorites?  Someone else has great taste too! Adorable!  Same bodice with a fuller skirt. This stunning gown was recreated for Gene by JAMIEshow, I am thrilled to own this doll.  The dress is gorgeous. ( Photo by George Gonzalez) ( Photo by George Gonzalez) Last but not least, is this gown. The last three photos are from "Le Petit Théâtre Dior - Making of "Mexique" dress".  To see this video click here.  Be prepared to swoon if you love Dior, miniatures, and sewing.  I want to see this exhibition sooooooo bad!

OK, I am going to admit up front that I cheated a little on this post. I couldn't narrow it down to only 10 designs, so I grouped a few designs together. You will notice from these photos, that Dior had a thing for short jackets in 1951. I want to make most of these outfits for my dolls. Warning, I may use the word "love" too much. First off, we have this beautiful confection of a gown, sigh......... What's not to love? I love this dragonfly dress This is Integrity Toys' Champs-Élysées…

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Classics are real icons of the fashion world. Revolutionary looks that changed the whole industry, most of them still recognizable in toda...

Classics are real icons of the fashion world. Revolutionary looks that changed the whole industry, most of them still recognizable in today's street wear. As promised: The new Look Christian Dior studied Political sciences and had a passion for architecture. After several years of designing for some of the most prestigious houses in Paris, he founded his own Maison Dior in 1946. During the war, fashion stood still for almost five years. Womenswear was dictated by green uniforms and unadorned…

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In anticipation of Maria Grazia Chiuri’s debut at Dior, we pulled looks from each of the 22 collections designed by Christian Dior, himself, featured in the Vogue archive.

Christian Dior Christian Dior's tulip silhouette 1947 dress Instead of swirling layers of fabric, the designer’s ball gowns became more streamlined to make a woman’s waist the center of focus. Many of the label’s dresses curved at the waist and flared out into an hourglass shape with a form-fitting V-shaped neckline.

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Overview of the beautiful fashions from Christian Dior during the New Look Era (1947 & 1950s)

Design House: House of Dior (French, founded 1947). Designer: Christian Dior (French, Granville 1905–1957 Montecatini). Date: spring/summer 1947. Culture:...

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