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Christian Dior

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Christian Dior , 1905-57, French fashion designer. He established his main house of couture in Paris (1946) and by 1958 had salons in 15 countries employing more than 2,000 people. Known particularly for the "New Look" of 1947 (narrow shoulders, constricted waist, emphasized bust, and long, wide skirt), his designs were nonfunctional but enormously popular in the postwar era. He created the short, waistless sack dress (early 1950s) and introduced the A-line dress (1956). His designs represented consistent classic elegance, stressing the feminine look. The Dior tradition of beautiful fabrics... Read more
Dior, Christian
DIOR, Christian French designer Born: Granville, France...1941-46; Maison Dior opened, 1947; Christian Dior-New York opened, 1948; firm continued...Bernard Arnault, 1984; went public as Christian Dior SA, 1988; Gianfranco Ferr é became... Read more
Christian Dior
Christian Dior Christian Dior (1905-1957) was a fashion designer who changed the look of women...post-World War II French fashion industry a new feminine look. Christian Dior, son of a wealthy Norman manufacturer of chemicals and fertilizer... Read more

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