dior newspaper dress Vintage 2006 John Galliano Documented Newspaper Print Silk Bias-Cut Slip Dress

dior newspaper dress Vintage 2006 John Galliano Documented Newspaper Print Silk Bias-Cut Slip DressID: 1103244 Size: small Condition: excellent An ultra chic and highly coveted John Galliano novelty newspaper print silk bias cut slip dress dating back to his 2006 spring summer runway collection. Galliano first introduced the newspaper motif when he was creative director at Christian Dior. He perceived the idea of the print from a 1935 Elsa Schiaparelli dress. Sarah Jessica Parker, Carrie Bradshaw, made it even more famous by wearing the print in an

ID: 1103244

Size: small

Condition: excellent

An ultra chic and highly coveted John Galliano novelty newspaper print silk bias-cut slip dress dating back to his 2006 spring-summer runway collection. Galliano first introduced the newspaper motif when he was creative director at Christian Dior. He perceived the idea of the print from a 1935 Elsa Schiaparelli dress. Sarah Jessica Parker, Carrie Bradshaw, made it even more famous by wearing the print in an episode of Sex and the City. John Galliano is widely considered one of the most innovative and influential fashion designers of the early twenty-first century. It is easy to see why when you look at this epic slip dress. The fabric itself is a masterpiece; butter soft ivory white silk with novelty newspaper headlines featuring portraits of John Galliano himself! I especially love the adjustable shoulder straps. The bias-cut silhouette emphasizes a woman's seductive shape without adding any bulk or volume to the actual hips. This is the dress you will reach for anytime you want to be noticed.

Measurements
Marked a EU 36
(varies a bit due to bias cut)
Bust: 30-34 inches
Waist: 22-26 inches
Hips: best up to 37 inches
Total Length: 44 inches

This 2006 John Galliano dress is in beautiful condition with no rips, holes or alternations. Garment slips on in a true bias cut style with no additional. After close inspection we found one super tiny spot by the front bodice which is not noticeable when worn. A rare wearable piece of fashion history.