A well-documented, iconic Loris Azzaro ivory silk jersey and metallic gold metal mesh backless goddess gown with matching cape dating back to 1972. As shown, this look is so well documented, featured on both Tina Turner and Marisa Berenson in the September 1972 issue of Vogue France. Loris Azzaro is famous for creating glamorous and provocative customized gowns for the celebrity elite. His epic designs were favorites to actresses such as Raquel Welch, Sophia Loren and Nicole Kidman. Our ultra rare gown is crafted from a luxurious mid-weight ivory silk jersey, which drapes over the body with a soft, fluid like grace. The sparkling metallic gold metal mesh halterneck design draws the eye upwards, accentuating the shoulders. I love the low plunge knotted detail which front adds a touch of texture and drama. The full-length cape, which sweeps around with movement, adds an unmistakable sense of regal glamour. Talk about the ultimate disco queen look! This archival ensemble would be perfect for any important red carpet or bridal moment. Every curve, every detail speaks to this unforgettable time in 1970's fashion history that continues to inspire. A true Loris Azzaro masterpiece.
Measurements
Bust: 32-36 inches (varies due to design)
Waist: 24-28 inches (varies due to stretch)
Hips: Best up to 38 inches
Total Length: 58 inches
This 1972 Loris Azzaro couture gown with matching cape is in beautiful condition with no rips, holes or alterations. The shimmering gold metal mesh is still vibrant and rich. Gown closes with a hand-set back zipper. Only sign of wear are some faint spots to the cape which are not noticeable when worn. Please message for detailed pictures. This museum-worthy archival ensemble is an investment piece that will continue to increase in value.