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Galliano turns fashion inside out with a look of sheer splendour
FOR most of yesterday the air in Paris was humming with tension. Would Christina Aguilera topple off her heels into one of the antique upturned urns at Dior or impale herself on one of the galleon-sized chandeliers littering the ground. Would Naomi Campbell find anything throwable backstage? Never let it be said that couture isn’t an extreme sport
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Galliano pays tribute to Dior, haute couture workers
One hundred years after the birth of Christian Dior, John Galliano paid tribute to the life of the French designer in a show displaying the efforts of the workers who spend hours sewing details on haute couture gowns
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High Fashion, Now and Then
On Monday morning it spit snow in Paris, and by afternoon some 1,500 or so guests trampled across icy planks, through a muddy field in the Bois de Boulogne, to reach a tent wired with more high voltage than a Hollywood sound stage. Between television monitors showing archival images of the House
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Christian Dior’s Aviator Chic
In 1905 Christian Dior was born in the town of Grenville on the French coast and when he was 5 years old, his family moved to Paris. From 1923 to 1927 he was studying and in 1927 he did his compulsory military service. In 1928 Dior and his friend Jacques Bonjean opened an art gallery on rue de la Boetie
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