christian dior h line 1954 | christian dior fashion designs christian dior h line 1954 This ensemble, designed for the Haute Couture Fall-Winter 1954 collection, was later used in the Christian Dior London collections. The name given to the design is purely evocative as Christian Dior never visited the island. Rolex produced the Submariner Date ref. 16610LN between 1988 and 2010. It is the final Submariner Date to have a five-digit reference number and the beloved aluminum bezel .
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This ensemble, designed for the Haute Couture Fall-Winter 1954 collection, was later used in the Christian Dior London collections. The name given to the design is purely evocative as Christian Dior never visited the island. In comparison with other examples from this line, this piece was a pre-cursor of the H line which was shown in the fall / winter of 1954. In the H line, the whole torso was .Zaire dress, Autumn-Winter 1954 collection, H line. A rare photograph of Christian Dior's dressPérou. Cocktail Dress. 1954 (designed) This dress comes from Christian Dior's (1905-57) H-Line collection of autumn/winter 1954-55. The H-Line was one of .
This ensemble, designed for the Haute Couture Fall-Winter 1954 collection, was later used in the Christian Dior London collections. The name given to the design is purely evocative as Christian Dior never visited the island. In comparison with other examples from this line, this piece was a pre-cursor of the H line which was shown in the fall / winter of 1954. In the H line, the whole torso was outlined (the fitted jacket without a line cutting the waist) and was then mounted onto the flared full skirt.Zaire dress, Autumn-Winter 1954 collection, H line. A rare photograph of Christian Dior's dress
Pérou. Cocktail Dress. 1954 (designed) This dress comes from Christian Dior's (1905-57) H-Line collection of autumn/winter 1954-55. The H-Line was one of Dior’s most controversial silhouettes, and the press debated whether it should stand for ‘Heavenly’ or ‘Horrid’. “Worrisome rumors about what Dior was up to. a supremely un-American attempt to eliminate the female bosom and shove fashion back to the shapeless flapper mold of the ’20s.” Oh no, not the 1920s! In 1954 that must have felt like the 90s threatening to bring back flares.Object history. Mr Neville (donor) said that this was bought by a firm of wholesalers for which he worked in 1954, and was typical of the fashions of that year. 1954 was the year of Dior's H-Line, also known as 'the runner bean' line for its straight, flat silhouette. The H-Line was one of the silhouettes introduced by Christian Dior, premiered for his Fall/Winter Haute Couture collection in 1954. The garments were shaped in a straight line, as the letter ‘H’ implies, with an accent on the waist – the bar of the ‘H’ .
Cuba, Haute Couture Fall-Winter 1954, H line. Roger Vivier. Conference at la Sorbonne, 1955. This famous photograph by Willy Maywald with model Renée wearing the Bar suit (Spring-Summer 1947 Haute Couture collection) was taken on the occasion of a lecture given by Christian Dior at the Sorbonne in 1955. Death of Christian Dior. 1958.LONDON, October 6.—Christian Dior came to London and defended his new H-line before the biggest crowd of critics he has faced since launching the new shape.Design House: House of Dior (French, founded 1946) Designer: Christian Dior (French, Granville 1905–1957 Montecatini) Date: fall/winter 1954–55. Culture: French. Medium: silk, metallic thread, sequins. Credit Line: Gift of Mrs. Byron C. Foy, 1957. Accession Number: C.I.57.29.3
This ensemble, designed for the Haute Couture Fall-Winter 1954 collection, was later used in the Christian Dior London collections. The name given to the design is purely evocative as Christian Dior never visited the island. In comparison with other examples from this line, this piece was a pre-cursor of the H line which was shown in the fall / winter of 1954. In the H line, the whole torso was outlined (the fitted jacket without a line cutting the waist) and was then mounted onto the flared full skirt.
Zaire dress, Autumn-Winter 1954 collection, H line. A rare photograph of Christian Dior's dress
Pérou. Cocktail Dress. 1954 (designed) This dress comes from Christian Dior's (1905-57) H-Line collection of autumn/winter 1954-55. The H-Line was one of Dior’s most controversial silhouettes, and the press debated whether it should stand for ‘Heavenly’ or ‘Horrid’.
“Worrisome rumors about what Dior was up to. a supremely un-American attempt to eliminate the female bosom and shove fashion back to the shapeless flapper mold of the ’20s.” Oh no, not the 1920s! In 1954 that must have felt like the 90s threatening to bring back flares.
Object history. Mr Neville (donor) said that this was bought by a firm of wholesalers for which he worked in 1954, and was typical of the fashions of that year. 1954 was the year of Dior's H-Line, also known as 'the runner bean' line for its straight, flat silhouette. The H-Line was one of the silhouettes introduced by Christian Dior, premiered for his Fall/Winter Haute Couture collection in 1954. The garments were shaped in a straight line, as the letter ‘H’ implies, with an accent on the waist – the bar of the ‘H’ .Cuba, Haute Couture Fall-Winter 1954, H line. Roger Vivier. Conference at la Sorbonne, 1955. This famous photograph by Willy Maywald with model Renée wearing the Bar suit (Spring-Summer 1947 Haute Couture collection) was taken on the occasion of a lecture given by Christian Dior at the Sorbonne in 1955. Death of Christian Dior. 1958.LONDON, October 6.—Christian Dior came to London and defended his new H-line before the biggest crowd of critics he has faced since launching the new shape.
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