Loewe Embellished Bias Cut Dress (c.1990s)
Loewe Embellished Bias Cut Dress (c.1990s)
Loewe Embellished Bias Cut Dress (c.1990s)
Loewe Embellished Bias Cut Dress (c.1990s)
Loewe Embellished Bias Cut Dress (c.1990s)
Loewe Embellished Bias Cut Dress (c.1990s)
Loewe Embellished Bias Cut Dress (c.1990s)
Loewe Embellished Bias Cut Dress (c.1990s)
Loewe Embellished Bias Cut Dress (c.1990s)
Loewe Embellished Bias Cut Dress (c.1990s)
Loewe Embellished Bias Cut Dress (c.1990s)
Loewe Embellished Bias Cut Dress (c.1990s)
Loewe Embellished Bias Cut Dress (c.1990s)
Loewe Embellished Bias Cut Dress (c.1990s)
Loewe Embellished Bias Cut Dress (c.1990s)
Loewe Embellished Bias Cut Dress (c.1990s)
Loewe Embellished Bias Cut Dress (c.1990s)
Loewe Embellished Bias Cut Dress (c.1990s)
Loewe

Loewe Embellished Bias Cut Dress (c.1990s)

£1,401.00
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Curator's Note

Likely from the Narciso Rodríguez period at Loewe in the late 1990s. The bias-cut slip in sheer black chiffon over nude, with scrolling black beadwork in a botanical motif at the lower skirt, is characteristic of Rodríguez's restrained approach to embellishment - detail that enhances the cut rather than competing with it.

Description

  • Bias-cut slip dress in sheer black chiffon over nude base
  • Spaghetti straps
  • Lower skirt embroidered with scrolling black beadwork in a botanical motif
  • Semi-sheer fabric creating contrast between nude lining and black embroidery

Size & Measurements

  • Labelled size IT 40 (please refer to measurements for accurate fit)
  • Measurements are taken with the garment laid flat:
    • Chest: 44cm
    • Waist: 34cm
    • Hips: 47cm
    • Length: 117cm

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.

Loewe

Loewe was founded in Madrid in 1846 as a collective of skilled leather craftsmen, predating most of the Paris houses. The house was granted a Royal Warrant as supplier to the Spanish royal court in 1905, launched ready-to-wear in 1965 and was acquired by LVMH in 1996. Jonathan Anderson was appointed creative director in 2013, bringing a conceptual rigour to the house's leather craft tradition and launching the Puzzle bag in 2014, constructed from 75 individual leather pieces and one of the defining accessories of the decade. He departed in 2025 and was succeeded by Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez of Proenza Schouler.

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