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vintage ysl dress 1972 Yves Saint Laurent Haute Couture Floral Silk Collar Cuff Gown

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vintage ysl dress 1972 Yves Saint Laurent Haute Couture Floral Silk Collar Cuff GownID: 0317253 Size: small Condition: excellent A highly coveted and absolutely gorgeous Yves Saint Laurent haute couture watercolor floral print silk garden gown from his beloved 1972 spring summer collection. This documented runway look is so insanely chic and the dress retains a beautiful structure that speaks to its couture craftsmanship. The fabric is a luxurious light weight silk taffeta in a striking blue, green and red watercolor floral pattern

ID: 0317253
Size: small
Condition: excellent

 

A highly coveted and absolutely gorgeous Yves Saint Laurent haute couture watercolor floral print silk garden gown from his beloved 1972 spring-summer collection. This documented runway look is so insanely chic and the dress retains a beautiful structure that speaks to its couture craftsmanship. The fabric is a luxurious light-weight silk taffeta in a striking blue, green and red watercolor floral pattern that really pops against the deep black backdrop. I adore the sophisticated touch of French cufflinks at the end of the long sleeves paired with a removable white cotton piqué collar. The bodice is expertly clasped with front buttons and slightly-puffed shoulders. Additionally, a flattering built-in belt cinches the waist, further accentuating the figure while enhancing the gown’s elegant silhouette. The skirt is lined in a rich ruby-red taffeta, creating marvelous movement. This stunning creation is pure Yves Saint Laurent—timeless, classic, yet undeniably bold in its artistry. An unforgettable piece of true haute couture fashion history from the most copied designer of all time.


Measurements
Bust: 34-35 inches
Waist: 26 inches
Hips: Full Sweep
Sleeve Length: 25 inches
Total Length: 59 inches

This Yves Saint Laurent Haute-Couture numbered 30268 gown is in wonderful condition with no rips, alterations or holes. Only signs of wear is one small spot to the right by the French cuff. Please message for detailed pictures. This documented gown is all hand-finished. Closes with a hidden Éclair metal zipper and intricate hand-set snaps. A beautiful investment piece that will continue to increase in value.

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Excellent ! Thanks to David Kennedy for writing Freedom from Fear! The best 20th Century history ever. Now I must allocate the time to read again!!!
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