"Christian Dior" 80’s-90’s Burnout velvet arabesque logo stole

Since its founding, Christian Dior has updated its interpretation of elegance through lines that beautifully accentuate women's contours and decorative elements that imbue a sense of nobility into the attire, and here we introduce a piece where you can enjoy the unique design of the archive.

This exquisite piece features a sheer base fabric layered with velvet embellishments through an opal processing that allows the shadows themselves to be worn as a pattern.

What first catches the eye is the intricate Arabesque pattern spread across the entire surface; unlike flat prints, the pile nap rises when it catches light, causing the pattern's shades to naturally shift with movement, creating a sense of depth as if it contains air.

By subtly weaving in the CD logo, unlike items with a strong logo claim, the brand code blends into the classic decorative pattern, creating a subtle elegance that is only noticeable when viewed up close, which is also attractive.

Furthermore, a border-like frame surrounds the edge, making the outline less likely to blur when draped over the shoulders, and even when worn casually, it looks neat, which is pleasing, and the practicality and decorative aspects of the stole are carefully integrated.

Regarding the background around the tag, it is confirmed that it is a domestic license project before 1997 because the manufacturer is listed as Bell Textile, and additionally, it uses the old JIS standard laundry label, and the logo is in serif typeface, which became common after the 80s rather than the cursive style of the 60s or 70s, so it can be reliably identified as a piece from the late 1980s to early 1990s.

The fact that it is a Dior license product manufactured by Bell Textile, which has now disappeared, itself adds value, and including the atmosphere of being a high-end decorative accessory within the department store culture of the time, it can be enjoyed as a piece with a density different from modern products.

In terms of styling, simply layering it over minimal coats or neat jackets can add only the beauty of shadows without overloading the outfit with information, and when draped over shirts or dresses on the shoulders, the contrast between the transparency of the material and the nap is brought out, making it an elegant yet mode-like piece that easily fits into everyday life regardless of gender.

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