John Galliano Pink Gradient Metallic Silk Bias Cut Dress (SS 2001)

John Galliano Pink Gradient Metallic Silk Bias Cut Dress (SS 2001)

Curator's Note This long silk slip dress was designed by John Galliano for his Spring/Summer 2001 collection. Galliano was known for his use of the bias cut, influenced by his study of Madeleine Vionnet’s work. Panels of metallic silk are joined on the diagonal, with the colour moving from butter yellow through pink to fuchsia across the dress. Fine spaghetti straps sit above a close-fitting bias-cut body, which falls more loosely towards the hem. Description Long slip bias cut dress in gradient silk with a metallic sheen Colours shading between butter yellow, pink and fuchsia Soaghetti straps Scoop neckline Panels joined along diagonal seams Fitted through the body, flaring at the hem Size and Measurements Labelled size FR 38 (Please refer to measurements for accurate fit) Measurements are taken with the garment laid flat: Chest: 38cm Waist: 32cm Hips: 43cm Length: 170cm