Dior London Special Exhibition Ended, And Sold Nearly 600 Thousand Tickets.

In September 1st, the Dior (Dior) special exhibition held by Victoria and Albert Museum, Vitoria, Albert, UK, Christian Dior:Designer of Dreams (Christine Dio: Dream designer) officially ended.

From February 2nd to September 1st, the Dior London special exhibition sold 594994 tickets, which sold over 10 million copies of the most popular 2015 Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty (Alexander McCune: wild beauty) and refreshed the history of the Museum of London V&A Museum.

The Dior London special exhibition is very popular. Tickets were sold out in the first three weeks. With the support of sponsor Swarovski (SWAROVSKI), the deadline for exhibition was extended from July 14th to September 1st.

The Christian Dior:Designer of Dreams London special exhibition is the most comprehensive exhibition held by the French luxury brand Dior in the UK. It displays more than 200 superb costumes, as well as fashion accessories, antique perfume, cosmetics, photos, illustrations, magazines and some personal items of Christian Dior.

This exhibition draws on the October 2018 Museum of Decorative Arts's retrospective review of Paris brand, and based on this, it will match the fashion and design drawings, fashion illustrations and fashion photos, and further understand the glorious history of Dior in the past more than 70 years. (see "ornate ambition" related report: Christian Dior retrospective exhibition burst, the audience over 700 thousand, the average waiting time of 4 hours! Breaking Paris's Museum of decorative arts for 112 years

There are 10 rooms arranged by theme in the exhibition, showing the classic works created by Christian Dior from 1947 to Yves, Saint Laurent, Marc Bohan, Gianfranco Ferr, John Galliano, Ferr and Lei Chi.

The exhibition focuses on Christian Dior himself and his important experience before entering the fashion world, and the story of celebrities wearing Dior costumes including Princess Margaret, etc. (Princess Margaret wore Dior dress to take official photos when he was 21 years old).

Tristram Hunt, director of V&A Museum, said: "Christian Dior has changed fashion, and its heritage has continued to this day. V&A had expected the exhibition to be very popular, but it did not expect it to be so popular. We are glad that so many tourists like this exquisite exhibition. "

V&A has held many very classic designer retrospective exhibitions, such as Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty (2015) and Balenciaga: Shaping Fashion Show (2017) and so on.