If you don’t think that John Galliano is a mad genius and we're just all lucky to be living in the same world with him, then you haven't been paying attention. For Spring 2010, his collection for Christian Dior connected beautifully to the retro-and-structured-underthings look that he had showed earlier this year during Haute Couture week, and the 40s film noir looks were exactly what you would expect a dizzy dame to wear when walking into a smoky private eye's office. Galliano knows his audience for Dior, and I could see them buying up these ultra-glam cocktail dresses and floating evening gowns hand over fist. And not only are they beautiful, but they so thoroughly inhabit the brand's history and mythology while still incorporating modern touches like tough leather bombers. The past and present meld gorgeously into looks that are not only art objects, but are also impressively wearable, for the most part. You know, if you go to those types of events.
This versatile bone colored dress looks great over tights for the fall and winter months. Wear it as a classic dress with a cowl neck and tiered skirt or wear it as an oversized and cozy sweater or short dress by flipping the neck around the shoulders for a care-free and sexy alternative. It is comfortable and super soft.
Fabric: 100% Bamboo
Made In: USA
Care Instructions: Machine Wash Cold on Gentle Cycle, Lay Flat to Dry, Warm Iron, Place in Warm Dryer to Regain Shape
Green Attributes: Hemp, Sustainable Fashion
Product Features
* Wear as a dress or sweater
* Atylish large cowl neck can be flipped over shoulders
* Unique tiered skirt
* Eco-friendly
* Sleeveless