1998 Alexander McQueen For Givenchy Runway Red Leather Low-Plunge Gown

Gorgeous Alexander McQueen for Givenchy sculpted red leather gown dating back to his fall/winter 1998 documented runway collection. Shown in Paris, the collection really was a masterful portrayal of Ridley Scott's Blade Runner. McQueen pulled upon the dramatic 1940's film noir silhouettes of the 1982 sci-fi character Rachael, originally designed and created by costume designers Michael Kaplan and Charles Knode. This highly stylized yet effortless gown is a perfect example of why the magical of Alexander McQueen is so missed. Made entirely of butter-soft red leather; it has a seductive vibe and takes the concept of a gown to new levels. I love the low-cut plunging bodice which is balanced out with tailored cap-sleeves. This figure flattering garment accentuates the bust and skims the hip with gorgeous back-slit hourglass shape. A wearable museum quality rarity.

Measurements
Marked a size 40
Bust: 34-36 inches (can fit larger cups)
Waist: 28 inches
Hips: up to 38 inches
Total Length: 59 inches

This rare Alexander McQueen for Givenchy Couture designer garment is in excellent condition with no rips, holes or alternations. Only sign of wear is some tape residue along the interior cuffed trim. Due to the historical nature of the gown, we have not tried to remove. Please message for detailed pictures. Perfectly working back zipper. A beautiful example of the late, great Alexander McQueen that will only go up in value.