Early 2000s Dior Christian Dior by John Galliano Deep Red Satin Finish Bias Cut Dress w Extended Panel designer-salvatore-ferragamo Here we see many of

Here we see many of the same details used in the center piece of that year's collection (which is pictured below for your reference) - the fabric "cabbages" used to highlight the shoulder and the rosettes that sit at the base of each

A pretty set of glossy red buttons at the waist detail the front as well and string padding in each shoulder give it structure

Having so many pieces makes it very versatile set since you can mix and match them with other pieces in your existing wardrobe

There is so much volume in it I think that if it was laid out on the floor flat it would be a full circle skirt and then some

Each cuff has elastic at the wrists

Early 2000s Dior Christian Dior by John Galliano Deep Red Satin Finish Bias Cut Dress w Extended Panel designer-salvatore-ferragamo Here we see many ofJohn Galliano was moved over from Givenchy to Dior in October of 1996 and stayed there until he was dismissed in February of 2011. During John Galliano's years at the house of Christian Dior he arguably produced some of the most amazing bias cut gowns in the houses history. His work, especially the bias cut pieces that he did, have a feeling of the decadence and abandonment of the twenties and they are beautifully cut. They marry Old Hollywood with