Christian Dior Orange Silk Organza Wide-Leg Trousers by John Galliano (Resort 2009)
Christian Dior Orange Silk Organza Wide-Leg Trousers by John Galliano (Resort 2009)
Christian Dior Orange Silk Organza Wide-Leg Trousers by John Galliano (Resort 2009)
Christian Dior Orange Silk Organza Wide-Leg Trousers by John Galliano (Resort 2009)
Christian Dior Orange Silk Organza Wide-Leg Trousers by John Galliano (Resort 2009)
Christian Dior Orange Silk Organza Wide-Leg Trousers by John Galliano (Resort 2009)
Christian Dior Orange Silk Organza Wide-Leg Trousers by John Galliano (Resort 2009)
Christian Dior Orange Silk Organza Wide-Leg Trousers by John Galliano (Resort 2009)

Christian Dior Orange Silk Organza Wide-Leg Trousers by John Galliano (Resort 2009)

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Curator’s Note

John Galliano showed the Resort 2009 collection for Christian Dior in New York in May 2008, at Guastavino’s, a vaulted, tiled event space beneath the Queensboro Bridge. The collection took inspiration from the wardrobes of American society women of the 1960s, with oversized hats, elaborate jewellery, bright colours and generous use of silk chiffon and organza. These palazzo trousers have layers of sheer orange organza over a matching silk lining. They are so full that they resemble a long skirt when worn. The trosers appeared on the runway in blue as Look 47.

Description

  • Orange silk organza palazzo trousers, in several sheer layers
  • Tonal silk lining
  • Pleated from a high, fitted silk waistband
  • Two covered buttons and a zip fastening at the side
  • As seen on the runway in blue, look 47

Size and Measurements

  • No size label, best fits FR 36 (Please refer to measurements for accurate fit)
  • Measurements are taken with the garment laid flat:
    • Waist: 36cm
    • Length: 107cm

Good

Slight discolouration at the underarms, not visible when worn.

John Galliano for Christian Dior

John Galliano was appointed creative director of Christian Dior in 1996, bringing fifteen years of theatrical, historically driven collections to the house. His references ranged across Marchesa Casati, Egyptian antiquity, the Belle Époque, Japanese geisha culture and the Parisian demi-monde, each season staged as a full narrative. Under his direction Dior tripled its turnover and produced some of the most collected ready-to-wear and haute couture of the era, including the iconic Saddle Bag.

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  • As seen on the Dior Resort 2009 runway in blue, look 47

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