NWT S/S 2004 Jil Sander Runway Hand-Printed White Silk Dress

NWT S/S 2004 Jil Sander Runway Hand-Printed White Silk DressThis Jil Sander dress from the Spring Summer 2004 collection is cut in a sleeveless A line silhouette with a V neckline. It is constructed in white silk with hand printed antique finish in light brown panels. The bodice is fitted through the waist and falls to a mid length flared hem. The design debuted as look 10 on the season's runway, modeled by Madeleine Blomberg. Never worn before, this piece is complete with the original tags still attached.

a structured bust

An off-white suede version of this coat debuted on look 4 on Karolina Kurkova on the season's runway

It is constructed in multicolor knit with a Puccini opera-motif graphic across the body

this black silk dress features a soft pink floral print with a flared silhouette

layered effect across the body

The bold print is paired with a classic button-front closure and standard collar

The wrap secures at the side with a silver-tone G logo buckle

Presenting an olive green suede Thierry Mugler vest and pant set designed by Manfred Mugler

An iteration of this dress designed by Gianni Versace debuted as Look 53 and was worn by Yasmeen Ghauri

This bright red cropped leather jacket from Yves Saint Laurent Rive Gauche’s Spring/Summer 1990 collection was designed by Yves Saint Laurent

an exaggerated lapel

this piece is complete with the original brand tags still attached