Christian Dior by John Galliano 2001 Snakeskin Lock and Key Two-Piece Swimsuit
From an early 2000s Christian Dior by John Galliano collection, this 2-piece swimsuit features a grey snake-print pattern with blue speckling, with in total three silver metal ‘D’ embellishments on both the top and bottom. The ‘D’ on the top features a silver lock and one of the ‘D’s on the bottom features a key. The back of the top is secured by a small ‘CD’ clasp but can also be tied.
From an early 2000s Christian Dior by John Galliano collection, this 2-piece swimsuit features a grey snake-print pattern with blue speckling, with in total three silver metal ‘D’ embellishments on both the top and bottom. The ‘D’ on the top features a silver lock and one of the ‘D’s on the bottom features a key. The back of the top is secured by a small ‘CD’ clasp but can also be tied.
From an early 2000s Christian Dior by John Galliano collection, this 2-piece swimsuit features a grey snake-print pattern with blue speckling, with in total three silver metal ‘D’ embellishments on both the top and bottom. The ‘D’ on the top features a silver lock and one of the ‘D’s on the bottom features a key. The back of the top is secured by a small ‘CD’ clasp but can also be tied.
Product Details
Brand: Christian Dior
Design: Bikini
Size: FR 36 / UK 8
Measurements:
Top:
Height: 21.00 cm / 08.27 in
Width: 31.50 cm / 12.40 in
Bottom:
Height: 22.00 cm / 08.66in
Width: 33.00 cm / 12.99 in
Colour: Grey
Material:
80% Polyamide
20% Elastane
Period: Early 2000s
Condition: A-
Place of Origin: France
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Editor's Note
“It’s Dior, Darling.”
John Galliano's use of the giant 'CD' emblem during his tenure at Dior left a lasting impact on the fashion world. When Galliano became the Creative Director of Dior in 1996, he revitalized the brand with his bold and theatrical designs, injecting new energy into the iconic fashion house.
One of Galliano's most notable contributions was the incorporation of the giant 'CD' emblem, which became synonymous with Dior under his creative direction. This emblem was prominently featured in various collections, adorning garments, accessories, and even runway sets. By integrating the 'CD' logo in such a prominent manner, Galliano reinforced Dior's brand identity while simultaneously infusing it with his artistic vision.
