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*Christian DIOR Haute Couture X John Galliano - Frühjahr/Sommer-Kollektion 1998 "Hommage à la Marchesa Casati" - Baby Pink Jersey-Ensemble bestehend aus einem geknöpften Oberteil, einem Rock und einer weiten Hose aus Musselin-Crêpe, Gürtel. Weiße Krallen, schwarze Grafik. (Leichte Verschmutzungen) Bibliografie: "According to the collection notes. Act III of Galliano's homage to the Marchesa Casati, Story of a Voyage in First Class, envisioned "The wanderings of the Marchesa Casati accross Europe". Die Modelle wurden als Reisegruppen präsentiert und alle nach berühmten Schiffen oder Kreuzfahrtlinien benannt. Two of the most notable models were Lucitania and Cunard Line, both of which featured elements inspired by Monsieur Dior's Bar suit (...) Running down the center of both were self-fabric buttons described as "hussar half-bobbles" in the collection notes, a Galliano trademark seen in the evening dress he designed for Princess Diana. Like most other models in the section, they were paired with bias-cut skirts draped elantly to the side, approximating the asymmetrical skirts of late nineteenth - and early twentieth - century sidesaddleriding habits" in dem Buch "Christian Dior John Galliano 1997-2002" bei Assouline 2021, Seite 62.
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*Christian DIOR Haute Couture X John Galliano - Frühjahr/Sommer-Kollektion 1998 "Hommage à la Marchesa Casati" - Baby Pink Jersey-Ensemble bestehend aus einem geknöpften Oberteil, einem Rock und einer weiten Hose aus Musselin-Crêpe, Gürtel. Weiße Krallen, schwarze Grafik. (Leichte Verschmutzungen) Bibliografie: "According to the collection notes. Act III of Galliano's homage to the Marchesa Casati, Story of a Voyage in First Class, envisioned "The wanderings of the Marchesa Casati accross Europe". Die Modelle wurden als Reisegruppen präsentiert und alle nach berühmten Schiffen oder Kreuzfahrtlinien benannt. Two of the most notable models were Lucitania and Cunard Line, both of which featured elements inspired by Monsieur Dior's Bar suit (...) Running down the center of both were self-fabric buttons described as "hussar half-bobbles" in the collection notes, a Galliano trademark seen in the evening dress he designed for Princess Diana. Like most other models in the section, they were paired with bias-cut skirts draped elantly to the side, approximating the asymmetrical skirts of late nineteenth - and early twentieth - century sidesaddleriding habits" in dem Buch "Christian Dior John Galliano 1997-2002" bei Assouline 2021, Seite 62.
