KnowraNew LookLinked fromLinked fromThe 13 pages that link to New Look, each with the reason it gives.All 13Broader topic 5Related 4Compared with 4Dwight D. EisenhowerRelated: It contrasted with strategies relying on larger conventional forces and shaped Eisenhower-era defense planning.Christian DiorBroader topic: The name came to define the look of Dior’s debut and its wider influence.Harper's BazaarRelated: The magazine helped disseminate Dior's postwar silhouette to American audiences.Paul PoiretCompared with: Dior’s return to a sharply defined waist contrasts with the uncorseted ideal Poiret had promoted.Paris fashionBroader topic: It became a defining example of Paris couture’s postwar influence on women’s clothing.Cristóbal BalenciagaCompared with: Its pronounced waist provides a clear contrast to Balenciaga’s more relaxed shapes.Matthew RidgwayCompared with: Ridgway warned that reliance on nuclear retaliation could leave the United States unprepared for limited wars.Cocktail dressBroader topic: Its dramatic proportions shaped cocktail dresses in the late 1940s and 1950s.Lisa FonssagrivesBroader topic: Fonssagrives modeled the postwar couture silhouette that became a defining fashion image.PetticoatBroader topic: Its voluminous skirts revived the use of petticoats to support a fashionable shape.Yves Saint LaurentCompared with: Its ornamental femininity contrasts with Saint Laurent’s adoption of trousers and masculine tailoring.Pierre BalmainRelated: Balmain’s early couture shared the postwar return to shaped waists and abundant fabric.Suzy ParkerRelated: Parker modeled in the fashion era whose renewed glamour helped elevate leading models.