“Christian Dior” 90’s Belted wrap coat

As exemplified by the New Look of 1947, Christian Dior has combined beautiful waistline construction with a dignified elegance, creating a maison that maintains its impeccable style regardless of changing eras. This time, we introduce a carefully tailored piece for Japanese department store prêt-à-porter, which combines practicality with dignity.

Based on a supple wool texture, the wide lapel quietly sharpens the face area, and the front features a single-button design that guides the gaze vertically. The silhouette is further refined with a fabric belt that defines the outline, making this an exquisite piece.

The fabric has a dense texture that suppresses pilling, and the depth of black that absorbs light is elegant. It drapes smoothly from the shoulders to the body without unnecessary bulges, making the silhouette look neat just by wearing it. The presence of belt loops at the waist allows for flexible tying styles—loose for a gown-like feel, or tightened for a tailored sharpness. The cuffs feature straps and buttons, creating a beautiful fit when the wrists are closed, and the pockets are modestly placed at the waist to maintain the overall line while ensuring functionality. The inside is lined with cupro, providing a smooth feel, and even the act of putting on or taking off is refined.

As a unique added value of this item, the presence of a size tag marked 9, which is a Japanese-specific sizing notation, and the official Japanese labeling can be confirmed, ensuring high credibility that it is part of a domestic licensed line. Furthermore, the system starting with the product number MD aligns with management codes seen in Dior by Kanebo at the time. Additionally, the lining features a faint woven CD logo pattern, which subtly appears when worn, and the Maison's aura only emerges when removed, allowing you to enjoy the luxurious feel typical of the 90s. The coat, made from 100% wool, is suitable for heavy clothing, and the Japanese tailoring precision ensures it maintains its shape over time.

In daily life, it performs well in situations where a neat appearance is desired, such as commuting or dinner outings, and simply tying a belt completes the styling. When taken off indoors, the lining design remains as a subtle memory. Since the coat doesn't become overly dominant but still leaves an impression, it naturally complements when you want to elevate your usual wardrobe with quality.

Styling involves pairing minimal shirts or lightweight tops with neat slacks, and defining the silhouette with a belt to highlight Dior's characteristic structural beauty. Another idea is to create vertical lines with long items that have a relaxed drape, and to complete the look with leather shoes, which enhances the depth of black and the presence of the lapel, making it stand out in a mode.

Definitely take this opportunity.