Alexander McQueen Nautical Skull Print Silk Dress (c. 2008)
Alexander McQueen Nautical Skull Print Silk Dress (c. 2008)
Alexander McQueen Nautical Skull Print Silk Dress (c. 2008)
Alexander McQueen Nautical Skull Print Silk Dress (c. 2008)
Alexander McQueen Nautical Skull Print Silk Dress (c. 2008)
Alexander McQueen Nautical Skull Print Silk Dress (c. 2008)
Alexander McQueen Nautical Skull Print Silk Dress (c. 2008)
Alexander McQueen Nautical Skull Print Silk Dress (c. 2008)
Alexander McQueen Nautical Skull Print Silk Dress (c. 2008)
Alexander McQueen Nautical Skull Print Silk Dress (c. 2008)
Alexander McQueen Nautical Skull Print Silk Dress (c. 2008)
Alexander McQueen Nautical Skull Print Silk Dress (c. 2008)
Alexander McQueen Nautical Skull Print Silk Dress (c. 2008)
Alexander McQueen Nautical Skull Print Silk Dress (c. 2008)
Alexander McQueen

Alexander McQueen Nautical Skull Print Silk Dress (c. 2008)

£2,376.00
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Curator's Note

The combination of a nautical print and Alexander McQueen's signature skull motif reflects one of the House's most recognisable design codes. The bias-cut construction and scarf halter are characteristic of McQueen's eveningwear from this period.

Description

  • Crafted from bias-cut silk twill in shades of red, blue and gold
  • Nautical-inspired print interwoven with signature skull motifs
  • Halter neckline formed by an attached long scarf, designed to be styled in multiple ways
  • Open back
  • Discreet snap fastenings to secure the scarf in place
  • Fringed tassel trim extending from the scarf
  • Low-waisted silhouette

Size & Measurements

Labelled size IT 42 (please refer to measurements for accurate fit).

Measurements are taken with the garment laid flat:

  • Chest: 43 cm
  • Waist: 37 cm

Excellent

Garment is in outstanding condition with no or minimal signs of wear. Any flaws present are negligible and do not detract from the overall appearance or integrity of the piece.

Alexander McQueen

Alexander McQueen was founded in London in 1992 by Lee Alexander McQueen, who brought Savile Row tailoring together with a sustained engagement with history, mortality, the natural world and the relationship between beauty and violence. His runway shows, among them Dante, Deliverance and Plato's Atlantis, are among the most referenced in the history of fashion. The Savage Beauty exhibition, held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 2011, broke attendance records and confirmed his place in the canon of 20th-century design.

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