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Monday, January 20, 2014

Dior | Haute Couture | Spring/Summer 2014




This is the second year Raf Simons is a creative director at Christian Dior.

The new breathtaking collection showed how the silhouettes of the past can look fresh all over again. Designs that Christian Dior launched in 1950s were introduced again on the runway.







The attention of the Spring/Summer 2014 collection is about

really loose look, sack dresses and gathered cape

back, the silhouettes were mainly A-line and the

 color palette primarily consists of navy, ivory and some sugar

almond pastels.




A lot of designers believe that couture should feel modern nowadays— without sacrificing the craft and quality essential to the genre. Raf Simons by this collection showed himself as true modernist. And he is a true modernist in the heart! Christian Dior collection in the program was described as “a blend of white angular modernism and biomorphism echoing the female form”.





The tone-on-tone graphics in white, black and navy looked lovely, and particularly fresh in white. Cases in point: the show opener, an asymmetric A-line affair that countered circles on top with horizontal pleats on the bottom; a strapless wisp of a dress done up with feathers and a half-hem flounce.

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