2005 Versace Nude Silk-Jersey Low Plunge Halter Backless Gown

A super seductive Versace documented runway nude silk-jersey low cut plunge halter dress dating back to spring-summer 2005. Versace is one of the world's leading international fashion houses. Gianni Versace redefined fashion by combining it with rock 'n' roll, art and celebrity. By merging the worlds of fashion and entertainment, his shows became pop-culture events. This dress, look number 49, was modeled by the striking Tiiu Kuik and is a fantastic example of the brand's genius. The fabric itself is a masterpiece; the highest quality stretch silk-jersey with a wonderful sheen to it that molds to the body with perfection. The plunging bodice flows into a starburst of pleating. So glamorous! The halter clasp has an iconic gold Versace emblem, and it’s met with an alluring backless draped tie. My favorite design element is the hourglass skirting with a front high-slit which finishes this garment off with the perfect 'femme fatale' vibe. This fierce Versace will turn heads everywhere you go.

Measurements

marked a size 40

(varies due to stretch)

Bust: 34-36 inches

Waist: 26-30 inches

Hips: best up to 40 inches

Longest Length: 59 inches

This well documented 2005 Versace runway gown is in beautiful condition with no fade, holes or alterations. Slips on with gold Versace medusa emblem clasp in back. Only sign of wear are a few tiny pulls to the silk. Please message for detailed pictures. Highly wearable and an investment piece that will only continue to increase in value.