25 January 2011

Dior by John Galliano, Spring 2011 - Part 1

John Galliano stuck to his staples for Spring 2011 Christian Dior couture — a retro silhouette, this time inspired by illustrator Rene Gruau, and perennial Dior face Karlie Kloss opening, introduced to the audience with a rotation of the set.

Mario Testino, Stella Tennant, Lou Doillon, Pedro Almodovar, Patrick Demarchelier, and Azzedine Alaia were all front row to take in the show, and Galliano took his bow in a cropped black wig and red-striped black tuxedo pants.

Because of the sheer amount of images I want to share with you, I have decided to make a set of 5 blogs dedicated to this beautiful show.




















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Based in London, vintage enthusiast Simran, has carefully handpicked and selected a collection of vintage clothing and accessories for trendsetters and fashionistas. Each piece has been selected for style, wearability and quality, with a keen awareness for current trends.

She discovered her love for vintage at an early age and spent most of her childhood running around in her mothers hand me downs from the 60's and 70's.

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