クリスチャンディオールさんのインスタグラム写真 - (クリスチャンディオールInstagram)「The grace of dancers is reflected in Monsieur Dior's delicate designs, such as this organza dress called 'Cabaret' from the Spring-Summer 1949 haute couture collection. From Leslie Caron to Ruth Page and Dior ambassador Margot Fonteyn, a host of ballerinas have been dressed by the House. Apart from the inherent elegance of the silhouette, dance and couture are united in a quest for modernity, the search for freedom of movement, and the desire to rewrite established codes. In his Autumn-Winter 2003 and 2005 haute couture shows for the House, John Galliano would pay tribute to the dances of the world and put his models in pointe shoes. He also looked to Isadora Duncan as a reference. Daring and outspoken, she, along with her compatriot Loie Fuller, is an icon of modernist dance. "Exposing your own body is an art", she wrote in 1922 in 'Freedom of Women', a founding text of feminism and source of inspiration to @MariaGraziaChiuri for the #DiorSS19 collection. #InternationalDanceDay © Christian Dior © Association Willy Maywald/ADAGP, Paris 2020」4月29日 21時00分