VERSACE Cut Out Gown in Pastel Pink - Pink. Size 40 (also in ).
Color
Pink
Gender
Women
Status
In stock
Details
VERSACE Cut Out Gown in Pastel Pink - Pink. Size 40 (also in ). Self 1: 70% acetate 30% viscose Self 2 & Lining: 75% acetate 25% silk Self 3:84% polyamide 16% elastane. Made in Italy. Dry clean only. Partially lined. Back hook and eye closure with hidden back zipper. Cut-out design at front and back. Crepe fabric with back slit. VSAC-WD158. 1015018-1A10346. About the designer: Since 1978, Gianni Versaces iconic Italian label has been celebrated for its over-the-top glamour and sexiness. After Gianni's tragic death in 1997, his sister Donatella took the creative reins, and while remaining consistent with Gianni's design aesthetic, Donatella has brought a bold femininity and subtle polish to the beloved design house.
Details
VERSACE Cut Out Gown in Pastel Pink - Pink. Size 40 (also in ). Self 1: 70% acetate 30% viscose Self 2 & Lining: 75% acetate 25% silk Self 3:84% polyamide 16% elastane. Made in Italy. Dry clean only. Partially lined. Back hook and eye closure with hidden back zipper. Cut-out design at front and back. Crepe fabric with back slit. VSAC-WD158. 1015018-1A10346. About the designer: Since 1978, Gianni Versaces iconic Italian label has been celebrated for its over-the-top glamour and sexiness. After Gianni's tragic death in 1997, his sister Donatella took the creative reins, and while remaining consistent with Gianni's design aesthetic, Donatella has brought a bold femininity and subtle polish to the beloved design house.
VERSACE Cut Out Gown in Pastel Pink - Pink. Size 40 (also in ). Self 1: 70% acetate 30% viscose Self 2 & Lining: 75% acetate 25% silk Self 3:84% polyamide 16% elastane. Made in Italy. Dry clean only. Partially lined. Back hook and eye closure with hidden back zipper. Cut-out design at front and back. Crepe fabric with back slit. VSAC-WD158. 1015018-1A10346. About the designer: Since 1978, Gianni Versaces iconic Italian label has been celebrated for its over-the-top glamour and sexiness. After Gianni's tragic death in 1997, his sister Donatella took the creative reins, and while remaining consistent with Gianni's design aesthetic, Donatella has brought a bold femininity and subtle polish to the beloved design house.
