This 1970s Christian Dior London dress is a rare and exceptional piece that captures the essence of the bohemian movement in high fashion. Designed under Marc Bohan’s visionary leadership, this dress exemplifies the folk-inspired aesthetic that briefly flourished in couture during the decade. With its intricately patterned floral and geometric motifs, billowy poet sleeves, and a gently cinched waist, it embodies the romantic, free-spirited glamour that defined the era’s most sought-after styles. Crafted from lightweight acrylic, the dress offers both fluidity and movement, making it as effortlessly wearable today as it was when first created.

Unlike the more structured silhouettes that followed in the 1980s, this bohemian-chic trend had a short-lived peak, making original Dior pieces from this era increasingly rare. The Christian Dior London label, a diffusion line of the main house, was produced in smaller quantities, making authentic vintage finds like this a true collector’s treasure. Whether worn as a statement piece or preserved as an investment-worthy relic of haute fashion history, this dress offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of the past. Act now—pieces like this don’t stay on the market for long!

There is a slight hole near the bottom of the skirt but is not easily noticeable when worn.

Measurements,

Shoulders: 48cm
Bust: 54cm
Waist: 30-46cm
Length: 134cm