Dior by Gianfranco Ferré, published by Assouline, celebrates the Italian couturier’s extraordinary tenure at the House of Dior, spanning from 1989’s Ascot–Cecil Beaton collection to 1996’s Indian Passion masterpiece. With insightful text by fashion journalist Alexander Fury, this volume explores how Ferré reinterpreted Dior’s timeless elegance for the modern era, marrying his architectural sensibility with Dior’s romantic codes. Lavishly illustrated with photographs by Laziz Hamani, it unveils couture treasures preserved in the world’s great museums and archives. Part of Assouline’s collectible six-volume Dior series, this book is an essential addition for fashion connoisseurs and design lovers alike.
