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versace collection dress Vintage 1992 Gianni Versace Beaded 'Seashell' Print Silk Hourglass Gown

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versace collection dress Vintage 1992 Gianni Versace Beaded 'Seashell' Print Silk Hourglass GownID: 0416253 Size: medium Condition: very good A truly exceptional, museum worthy Gianni Versace crystal beaded seashell silk print hourglass gown dating back to his epic 1992 spring summer collection. This incredibly rare dress was runway look 50 modeled by the striking Yasmeen Ghauri. This highly documented piece was a key look from the collection, and fashion publications from around the world featured supermodels such as Stephanie Seymour, Shana

ID: 0416253
Size: medium
Condition: very good
A truly exceptional, museum worthy Gianni Versace crystal beaded seashell silk print hourglass gown dating back to his epic 1992 spring/summer collection. This incredibly rare dress was runway look 50 modeled by the striking Yasmeen Ghauri. This highly documented piece was a key look from the collection, and fashion publications from around the world featured supermodels such as Stephanie Seymour, Shana Zhandrick, and Nadège du Bospertus in the dress. We were also thrilled to find the original 1992 June Vogue magazine editorial 'From the Sea' which features this maxi dress. This iconic collection goes down in history as one of Gianni Versace’s most recognizable runways, where he launched his 'Signature' line of printed silks
. So recognizable, in fact, that Donatella Versace recreated a version of this gown for her spring/summer 2018 tribute show, commemorating the 20th anniversary of her brother Gianni’s death.
Versace was always looking ahead to fashion’s future and this season was all about “chic and shock”, as he put it. This gown perfectly represents that sentiment. Made from a mid-weight silk crepe, the cream printed fabric feels luxurious against the body and compliments the hourglass silhouette. The intricate, fully beaded bustier is the real showstopper. Sparkling from every angle, the ruby red bejeweled glass bead breast cups and straps in the form of gold rhinestone sea anemones and crystal starfish go completely around the bust. This complex workmanship is so whimsical; truly next level artistry. The sea life motif continues down the entire silhouette, hugging the body in a spectacle of gold shells and starfish. There's a small slit in the back of the hourglass skirt, allowing for movement and ensuring this gown is not only a statement piece but a wearable work of art. A truly spectacular lifetime Gianni Versace archival gown that would make an unforgettable red carpet look or an epic statement at a summer soirée.
Measurements
Bust: 35-36 inches
Waist: 28-29 inches
Hips: up to 38 inches
Total Length: 57 inches
This well documented 1992 Gianni Versace runway gown is in beautiful condition with no fade, rips or alterations. Closes with original hidden side zipper, complete with impressive bustier inter structure. Only signs of age are two faint spots on the skirt which blend in with print, a few missing beads and some surface stains to the interior corset construction which are not seen at all when worn. Please message for detailed pictures. Highly wearable and an investment piece that will only continue to increase in value. 
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