Sorry Spike413, but I totally disagree with you. When a fashion house has such strong roots in the past, and there has never been another Dior or designer as revolutionary as Dior, those roots MUST be respected and resurrected. What you said, IMO, would be comparable to taking away tweed suits at Chanel, prints at Pucci, and jersey dresses at Halston. Dior's TRADEMARK is the wasp waist, the NEW LOOK. The NEW LOOK represents two things: 1.YOUTHFULNESS and 2.The FUTURE. And if you don't believe that, look at page 28 in his autobiography. And personally, I would take it as a compliment. The work of the couturier of 50 years ago is immpeccable and untouchable. In order to move on, we must learn from the past(and be inspired by it), as the history of the world bears repeating.
ok,
PCE