And i'll be there by your side

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Christian Dior | Spring 1998 Couture

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Debra Shaw & Phoebe O'Brien

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Jade Parfitt & Suzanne Von Aichinger

Christian Dior HC SS 1998

Opera Garnier, 19/01/1998, Paris

By John Galliano

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Christian Dior, Spring 1998 Couture

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CHRISTIAN DIOR Couture Spring/Summer 1998 if you want to support this blog consider donating to: ko-fi.com/fashionrunways

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dior spring 1998 couture collection

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I Hate Suzie 1x08

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Teuta Matoshi | Fall/Winter 2021

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tony ward ‘revive’ spring/summer 2020 couture 

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Givenchy Spring 1997 Haute Couture 

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Apilat Wedding ‘Time To Shine’ collection

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Marilyn Monroe in There’s No Business Like Show Business (1954). The costume was designed by William Travilla. According to Marilyn in Fashion: The Enduring Influence of Marilyn Monroe by Christopher Nickens and George Zeno, “Of the dresses, was made of Dupion silk with an overlay of tulle, cut on the bias. The drama comes from a mass of over tulle in the gradiating shades of blue that follow from the bias from just below Marilyn’s hipline to her ankle. Rather than relying on wire to frame the petals, Travilla had the tulle starched. This is allowed more fluidity of movement. The petals are trimmed in silver sequence and the body of the address is embellished with dangling crystals of gradiating blue tones.”

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Marilyn Monroe in River of No Return (1954). For the film, Marilyn’s costume was deigned by William Travilla. She wore this for her singing number ‘I’m Going to File My Claim.” This costume, originally purchased by Debbie Reynolds, sold for $526,600, in 2011 on Julien’s Auctions.

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“Looking stunning in a a white, body-hugging Travilla gown, she mesmerized the audience with sensitive renderings of wistful songs such as “What is This Thing Called Love?”

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Marilyn Monroe and William Travilla during a costume test for Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, 1952.