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    • Dress

    • Dress

    • Dior, Christian (designer); Christian Dior, Inc. (designer)

    • circa 1955
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    • Dress

    • Dress

    • Dior, Christian (designer); Christian Dior, Inc. (designer)

    • 1947

    • Ballerina Maria Tallchief donated this dress, the Museum's only piece from Dior's historic first collection. Tallchief was prima ballerina of the New York City Ballet for eighteen years and later became the artistic director of Chicago's Lyric...
    • Hat

    • Hat

    • Dior, Christian (designer); Christian Dior, Inc. (designer)

    • circa 1955

    • Christian Dior was especially fond of his very wealthy clients who could afford to be dressed from head to toe with Dior products. The House of Dior offered the fashionable woman a full range of clothing, accessories, and even perfume. For some...
    • Ensemble: jacket, skirt

    • Ensemble: jacket, skirt

    • Dior, Christian (designer); Christian Dior, Inc. (designer)

    • 1951

    • From Dior's 1949 "New Look" collection.
    • Ensemble: dress and jacket

    • Ensemble: dress and jacket

    • Dior, Christian (designer); Christian Dior, Inc. (designer)

    • 1955

    • Object was donated and worn by dancer and choreographer Ruth Page (Mrs. Thomas Hart Fisher).
    • Hat

    • Hat

    • Dior, Christian (designer); Christian Dior, Inc. (designer)

    • circa 1950

    • Object was donated and worn by dancer and choreographer Ruth Page (Mrs. Thomas Hart Fisher).
    • Dress

    • Dress

    • Dior, Christian (designer); Christian Dior, Inc. (designer)

    • circa 1953

    • Object was donated and worn by dancer and choreographer Ruth Page (Mrs. Thomas Hart Fisher).
    • Dress and petticoat

    • Dress and petticoat

    • Dior, Christian (designer); Christian Dior, Inc. (designer)

    • 1954

    • Object was donated and worn by dancer and choreographer Ruth Page (Mrs. Thomas Hart Fisher).
    • Ensemble: dress, collar, and jacket

    • Ensemble: dress, collar, and jacket

    • Dior, Christian (designer); Christian Dior, Inc. (designer)

    • 1954

    • Object was donated and worn by dancer and choreographer Ruth Page (Mrs. Thomas Hart Fisher).
    • Hat

    • Hat

    • Dior, Christian (designer); Christian Dior, Inc. (designer)

    • circa 1954

    • Object was donated and worn by dancer and choreographer Ruth Page (Mrs. Thomas Hart Fisher).
    • Hat

    • Hat

    • Dior, Christian (designer); Christian Dior, Inc. (designer)

    • circa 1954

    • Object was donated and worn by dancer and choreographer Ruth Page (Mrs. Thomas Hart Fisher).
    • Ensemble: dress,  jacket, and collar

    • Ensemble: dress, jacket, and collar

    • Dior, Christian (designer); Christian Dior, Inc. (designer)

    • 1956

    • Object was donated and worn by dancer and choreographer Ruth Page (Mrs. Thomas Hart Fisher).
    • Dress

    • Dress

    • Dior, Christian (designer); Christian Dior, Inc. (designer)

    • circa 1953

    • Object was donated and worn by dancer and choreographer Ruth Page (Mrs. Thomas Hart Fisher).
    • Dress

    • Dress

    • Saint Laurent, Yves (designer); Christian Dior, Inc. (designer)

    • 1958

    • Object was donated and worn by dancer and choreographer Ruth Page (Mrs. Thomas Hart Fisher).
    • Dress

    • Dress

    • Dior, Christian (designer); Christian Dior, Inc. (designer)

    • circa 1954

    • This dress was worn by the donor, Mrs. Henry D. Paschen (Maria Tallchief). Although the donor does not remember altering this garment, there are signs of alterations throughout the bodice, waist and skirt hem. The original lining to the bodice has...
    • Dress

    • Dress

    • Dior, Christian (designer); Christian Dior, Inc. (designer)

    • 1948

    • This gown is an example of the New Look introduced by Christian Dior in 1948.
    • Hat

    • Hat

    • Dior, Christian (designer); Christian Dior, Inc. (designer)

    • 1948

    • This hat was purchased by the donor, then 21 years old, during her self-titled "European Odyssey," from the House of Christian Dior (30 avenue Montaigne) in Paris on July 2, 1948. Ms. Holabird remembers having been "overwhelmed" by the elegant...

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