Designed during John Galliano’s tenure at Christian Dior, this late 1990s tailored suit exemplifies his ability to reinterpret historical tailoring through a modern, sculptural lens.

Cut in a refined neutral wool, the jacket is defined by its wrapped waist construction, where structured panels gather and knot at the front, creating a cinched, corseted silhouette without the use of boning. This architectural approach—rooted in Edwardian waist emphasis—was a recurring theme in Galliano’s Dior collections, where tailoring became expressive rather than purely functional.

The elongated jacket lines flow seamlessly into the matching trousers, which are cleanly cut with minimal detailing to balance the drama of the bodice. The result is a suit that feels intentional and composed, highlighting Galliano’s mastery of proportion, tension, and restraint.

A strong example of Galliano-era Dior tailoring that bridges wearable elegance and design-forward construction, well suited for collectors focused on late 20th-century couture-informed fashion.

Condition: Very good vintage condition.

Measurements

Shoulders 15

Bust 34

Waist 26

Length 21

Pants

Waist 28

Inseam 32

Rise 9