Let us walk through around the world -Part127-Display Dior brand products at the Harrods fashion showcase in London

mercori (50)in #travel • 6 years ago

London's fascinating and spectacular points, such as the Londen Eye, the Buckingham Palace and the Tower Bridge, have been designed by Harrods to showcase the impact of Christian Dior's designs on England.

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In one of the showrooms, the French sculptor Jean-Michel Othoniel, known for his glass work, has used J'adore perfume bottles to design this showcase. The design of this showcase is made up of XXL-size bottles to create this hanging and attractive layout. The J'adore jar bottle, with the instillation of being precious, luminous, and displaying the female curved lines, perfectly reflects the sense of perfume.

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Christian Dior was also associated with many of her greatest contemporary artists. Today, the relationship between the Dior brand and the world of art still remains, and the Dior fashion house offers artists a wide variety of inspirational insights and new readings from the brand, or they have gambled these products. And have a new interpretation of these products in their designs...

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Oyoram, a video maker who is featured in Dior stores, has created an exclusive video of Mies Dior dress, designed by Christian Dior in 1949. This video runs on the walls of the clothing show designed by Raf Simons, which is also inspired by Mies Dior clothing. This poetic and interesting film is the narrator of the story of the Dior fashion house and its relation to natural gardens and its interest in flowers.

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Another artist, Sinan Sigic d'Atelier Hapax, instead uses white cubes that are labeled Dior on them, and created a luminous wall with them. On these cubes, the symbols of this fashion house, such as silhouettes of star designs, Lady Dior, Mies Dior, and so on.

When crossing the front door of the Harrods store, five more designs can be found, each with a different design from the Lady Dior designs. Alice Anderson has used colored copper wires for his design. Bevis & Youle uses ceramics and in the hands of artist Jack Lavender, Mat Collishaw and Neil Ayling, the Lady Dior bags are actually a work of art.