Gicle Dior, Danse Dress, Aimant line, 1956 By Mark Shaw Located in New York, NY Photographed for Dior, danse dress, Autumn-Winter 1956 Haute Couture collection, Aimant line
She changed that relationship between the garment and the body, says Danielle Whitfield, senior curator of fashion and textiles at the National Gallery of Victoria (Australia), dressing the female form in a different way, liberating femininity. The American market was the most enthusiastic about the little black dress and how accessible it seemed to be, following the introduction of the Ford dress in Vogue
Model is 5'8.5"and wears UK Size 8 / US Size 4
The same top paired with a more interesting skirt or pants, especially in a different color, could have helped the outfit