Dior By Ferré Book - Black

The Dior By Ferré book documents the work of Italian couturier Gianfranco Ferré at the house of Dior between 1989 and 1996, published as part of a seven-volume series marking the couture house's 70th anniversary. Over 300 images by photographer Laziz Hamani explore how Ferré combined Christian Dior's original vision of femininity with his own application of bold glamour, sumptuous materials, and voluptuous proportions. The photography draws from extensive travels to museums, institutions, and private collections worldwide, including imagery of previously uncovered treasures photographed exclusively for this series. Commentary and anecdotes from esteemed fashion journalists accompany the visuals, tracing the evolution of the house under Ferré's direction.

To mark the 70th anniversary of the founding of the house of Dior, Assouline presents a series of seven volumes that are each devoted to an iconic designer at the couture house. Supplemented with beautiful photography — including imagery of uncovered treasures photographed exclusively for this series — alongside commentary and anecdotes from esteemed fashion journalists, this book focuses on the work of Italian couturier Gianfranco Ferré at the house between 1989-1996. Across the pages of this book, over 300 sublime images by Laziz Hamani explore how the designer combined Christian Dior's original vision of femininity with his own signature application of bold glamour, sumptuous materials and voluptuous proportions. The result is an unprecedented series of dress 'portraits', obtained through extensive travels to museums, institutions and private collections across the world, that reflect Ferré's inspirations and influences, and which show the evolution of the house under the designer.