Christian Dior 2011 Autumn And Winter Advanced Custom Fashion Release

This is the only advanced custom series that is not designed by John Galliano in Christian Dior15, completed by Bill Gaytten and its assistant Susanna Venega. Although the Dior color that has lost John Galliano is rich and fresh, it has been divorced from the uninhibited tension that the media has described as "the Star Moon Fairy Tale" concrete decoration.

Paris local time on July 4th, Christian Dior released the 2011 autumn and winter advanced customization Series in Paris Musee Rodin. This is the only advanced custom series designed by John Galliano in the Christian Dior15 year, completed by Bill Gaytten and its assistant Susanna Venega. Although the Dior color that has lost John Galliano is rich and fresh, it has been divorced from the uninhibited tension that the media has described as "the Star Moon Fairy Tale" concrete decoration.

It's impossible to imagine that this fashion show has always been a boy's dream. In the past few decades, Bill Gaytten's assistant at John Galliano has finally got rid of the yoke and started her first fashion design. More importantly, he has realized the dream team, Stephen Jones is the fashion show design headwear, Jeremy Healy is playing rhythm, Michael Howells design stage, Pat is responsible for make-up, and shin is responsible for hair style. This strong team also very much agrees with the new designer's achievements.

Although no John Galliano left us with a deep and beautiful fashion show, Bill Gaytten celebrated his first wonderful design after the fashion show. What was most impressive in the show was the design of the architectural wind, Gary Gehry (Frank Gehry) and Jean-Michel Frank... John Galliano. These glittering names in the history of modern architecture have become the object of tribute to the Christian Dior2011 autumn and winter advanced custom series, which dominated the post-modern Memphis (Memphis) concept of architecture and interior design in the 80s of the last century, and revival in the Christian Dior show: strong, bright colors, breaking the conventional and interesting geometric shapes, showing the stiff contour of the colorful collage blocks, scale clipping, three-dimensional sense and the exaggerated geometric headwear created by the hat master Jones Stephen Jones.

The classic style of Dior, such as waist jacket, fluffy umbrella skirt and so on, presents a stronger sense of three-dimensional and architectural sense in the 2011 autumn and winter advanced custom show. The lightness of chiffon is stacked in layers, the fine folds are curled into flower shapes, irregular gold and silver lines and spanparent scale ornaments jump out of the soft soft material, as if simulating the modern architecture's cold, avant-garde modeling. 2011 in the autumn and winter, the Dior girls in the advanced custom show show a sense of future consciousness and surrealism, which is refreshing and refreshing. It is not only clothes that are worth watching, but all the details of makeup, accessories and headwear are well tasteful. Among the few outstanding shows in the Paris custom fashion week, Dior (Dior), which is good at using colors and luxury elements, is not to be missed. The hat made by Jones Jones (Stephen Jones) has been the focus of attention. The works of this season are inspired by modern architecture, and the decoration made by Stephen Jones for the show includes the shape of the ball, cube, moon, fashion, and so on, which adds more modern flavor to the costume. "Dior" is the most important part of the exhibition.

The last appearance was John Carly, one of the most beloved supermodels of designer John Galliano (Karlie Kloss), wearing a silver white dress with an exaggerated collar and a high-end custom show for Dior 2011 autumn and winter. KK's elegant figure on the T table, and the designer Bill Gaytten and assistant Susanna Venegas after the curtain, with the lights fade away gradually, the scene is still a little sad. John? John Galliano's Dior era has passed. After watching the show, how do we evaluate it?