Little Book of Dior: The Story of the Iconic Fashion House: 5 (Little Books of Fashion)
Compact yet richly illustrated, this little volume packs in seven decades of some of the most lavish, influential fashion the world has ever seen. Christian Dior's ascent through the Parisian couture world is a story that still captivates, and it's not hard to see why. His 1947 debut collection introduced the New Look silhouette, a moment that genuinely shifted how women dressed, shopped, and thought about themselves. That's quite a legacy to carry. Karen Homer traces it all, from Dior's early years and the founding of the house, through the glittering highs of the catwalk and red carpet, to the succession of creative directors who each brought their own vision to the brand. Yves Saint Laurent, Marc Bohan, Gianfranco Ferré, John Galliano, Bill Gaytten, Raf Simons, and Maria Grazia Chiuri all feature, giving readers a real sense of how the house has shifted and grown across the decades without losing its distinct identity. It's a surprisingly absorbing read for something so slim. Whether you're a dedicated follower of fashion or simply curious about one of Paris's most storied houses, this makes a stylish and thoughtful gift.
- Author: Karen Homer
- Publisher: Welbeck
- Genre: Design & Fashion
- ISBN: 978-1787393776
- Pages: 160 pages