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Dress, ivory silk satin, halter with plunging neckline, central split and crystal detail, 'fallen angel', designed by 'Ruth Tarvydas', Perth, Western Australia, 2005.

H2018.142

This full length evening dress is made of ivory silk satin. It has a halter with a plunging neckline with

a self-fabric covered button and loop closure. A geometric pattern of Swarovski crystal, bordered

with silver chain and featuring cut-outs is centrally positioned. Silver metal bugle beads are included

in this design. The garment is backless. It features a high central split. The top of the split has a

geometric crystal decorative feature. The closure is an invisible zip in the proper right side seam.

Fully lined with winter white sheer polyester. 

History: 

This dress was shown at STYLEAID 2005. This collection campaign, including 'fallen angel'

was photographed by Justin Smith.

Department: 

History Department

Collection

History Collection

Ruth Tarvydas Collection

Collection Item Data

Accession Number: H2018.142
Accession Date: 1 Nov 2018
Acquisition Year: 2018
Credit: Donated by W Tarr

Material

Measurement

Chest/Circumference485mm
Waist/Circumference820mm
Hem/Circumference1770mm
Neck to hem/Height1200mm

 


 

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