S/S 2000 Gucci by Tom Ford Runway Asymmetric Black Tie-Dye Logo Viscose Dress

S/S 2000 Gucci by Tom Ford Runway Asymmetric Black Tie-Dye Logo Viscose DressPresenting a tie dye print black and white viscose dress with an asymmetric shoulder strap designed by Tom Ford for Gucci's Spring Summer 2000 collection. This dress debuted on Jacquetta Wheeler as look number 5 on the season's runway, which Ford described as "Farrah Fawcett and Blondie, with a touch of Gwyneth Paltrow." Glamorous 1970s inspired designs like this dress became instant hits and are now coveted. The stretchy viscose perfectly hugs the

The trousers sit high on the waist with a matching scalloped waistband

it features a plunging neckline secured with a large circular brass closure

This collection marked the release of Versace's now-infamous safety pin

The jeans have an unfinished hem around the waist

and was also featured in the season’s ad campaign starring Eugenia Volodina

Each sleeve is accented with twelve wrapped faux buttons and the center of the jacket is decorated with a light blue satin ribbon closure

From Dolce & Gabbana's Spring/Summer 1999 collection

contrasting with smooth leather sleeves and back

modeled by Yasmeen Ghauri

It is constructed in deep purple silk jacquard with an all-over leaf-like pattern

This small black leather bag features a gold-tone Medusa emblem on the front and is complete with a faux tortoiseshell handle

the bag is lined with silk and includes a small pocket