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| Designer | Christian Dior |
| Period | 1990s |
| Type | Silk scarf |
| Multicolour abstract geometric with Dior logo | |
| Material | Silk |
| Made in | France |
| Measurements | 30 x 30 in (approx. 76 x 76 cm) |
| Condition | Very good vintage, minimal wear |
Geometry and the house name share the same square, set out in several colours. It shows the logo used as part of the pattern rather than as a label.
This Christian Dior silk scarf dates from the 1990s. Its abstract geometric print in several colours incorporates the Dior logo, and the square was made in France. It measures 30 x 30 in.
The logo becomes part of the pattern.
Gianfranco Ferré was artistic director at Christian Dior from 1989 until 1996. In October 1996 John Galliano was appointed in his place, presenting his first Dior collection in January 1997, the year of the house's fiftieth anniversary.
Designer logos remained prominent on accessories through the 1990s, carried over from the previous decade. A silk square offered one of the most direct surfaces for a house name.
The geometric forms divide the square into areas of colour, with the logo worked into the design. Wear is minimal.
Colour divided by line and letter.
Logo scarves from the 1990s are sought by collectors of the decade's accessories. A French-made Dior square in very good condition keeps that period design intact.
Silk scarves carrying the Dior logo continue to attract interest among collectors of 1990s accessories.
Large silk squares are often worn and laundered, so examples with minimal wear are assessed with care.
The use of house logos as print motifs is a recognised feature of 1990s designer accessories.
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