Sculpted Tube Dress
Kristina Tjäder · Date not documented
Stockholm, Sweden
Kristina Tjäder
- Art Deco references
- Detailed knitwear
- Tailoring
Kristina Tjäder trained in tailoring at Esmod in Paris and worked for companies including Christian Lacroix before creating Dagmar with her sisters. Their first collection appeared in 2005, establishing a language of elaborate knitwear and Art Deco references.
Pictured: Karin Söderlind, Kristina Tjäder and Sofia Wallenstam.
Frank Nordenberg / ELLE — caption lists Karin Söderlind, Kristina Tjäder, Sofia Wallenstam · Copyrighted; see source terms.Five looks to know
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Sculpted Tube Dress
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A sculpted silhouette represents Tjäder’s restrained, architectural wardrobe design.
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Maxi Leather Dress
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A representative dress that makes the designer’s approach to silhouette visible.
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Maxi Billow Dress
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Dot Slip Dress
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Belted Shirt Dress
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House of DagmarCollections & archive pieces
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About Kristina Tjäder
As the designer within the founding trio, she brought technical fashion experience to a family project shaped by a shared preference for quality over quantity.