John Galliano, the creative genius behind the smashing last ten years of Christian Dior (and my personal Jesus), presented the Dior Spring 2010 RTW collection in Paris yesterday.
The theme for the Dior Spring 2010 collection was burlesque, bedroom-ready garments inspired by film noir with a fun and frisky element; namely, built-in underwear.
The Dior Spring 2010 line filled with lascivious frocks, and forties-inspired sheer, lingerie and babydoll dresses would make getting dressed (and undressed for that matter), a bold, one-step process.
What's Driving This Trend
- Burlesque-inspired Fashion
- Opportunity for designers to incorporate playful and provocative elements into their collections.
- Built-in Underwear
- Potential for innovative clothing designs that eliminate the need for separate undergarments.
- Film Noir Fashion
- Chance to create garments that evoke the glamour and mystery of film noir era.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Design
- Industry professionals can explore new ways to integrate undergarments into clothing designs.
- Lingerie
- Opportunity for lingerie brands to create pieces that merge lingerie and outerwear seamlessly.
- Film and Entertainment
- Film and television industries can draw inspiration from the film noir fashion trend for costume designs.
