Upon being assigned this research paper, I knew I wanted to write about a Dior collection. After several hours of researching various collections and watching countless runway shows, I chose the Dior Spring 2007 Couture collection. Designed by then-creative director John Galliano, it was a captivating display of theatricality, opulence, and innovation. The collection, showcased during Paris Fashion Week, was notable for its fusion of various inspirations, such as Madame Butterfly and Japanese history. The silhouettes were diverse, featuring a mix of structured and flowing garments. Some pieces embraced a romantic and voluminous aesthetic, while others featured more streamlined and structured cuts. Luxurious materials such as silk, satin, and lace were prominently featured, contributing to the overall sense of sophistication and glamour. True to Galliano's flair for theatrics, the runway presentation was a spectacle in itself. The models showcased the garments in a prop filled runway, thus creating a memorable fashion experience.