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The tiny little part of world where fashion meets art is really a room so small that it only holds a few things: Martin Margiela's sequin-photoprint gown, a Schiaparelli shoe hat made by Salvador Dali, Ann Demeulemeester's aprons painted by Jim Dine, Paraphernalia's original paper dresses, Marc Bohan's Warhol chiffons for Dior and Pierre Bory's multirobe... the Robe K dress. A do-it-yourself puzzle dress in cotton-backed white vinyl that can be pieced together on the body to make endless creations. "Le premiere robe vinyl a monter soi-meme des modeles a l'infini en changeant la disposition des pieces". A bandeau top and miniskirt? Sure. A toga dress with slit? Bien entendu. A midi-length shift? Why not?! Complete in aluminum-handled carry box, there are the original 250 pieces with extra special pieces and illustrated instructions in French. Dated Juin 1970, this is in complete and flawless, unused condition. $6800.00 |
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