Fall 2000 Tom Ford for Gucci Runway Dress
This is a gorgeous Tom Ford for Gucci metallic gold dress. The fabric is extremely light weight and has a subtle gold thread that shimmers through it. The fabric is signed throughout. This piece is iconic, it walked the runway in 2000 (look 28) and appeared in several magazines at the time of its release. Highly collectible and in excellent condition. The exact fabric and style as the dress version from the runway!
- Deep plunge front
- The top is unlined and slips over the head to wear
- Long sleeves
- Unlined
- The removable Gucci Dragon brooch that is attached to the plunging neckline is missing
- This garment has been professionally cleaned, pressed and is odor free. Thoroughly checked before shipping, it will be ready to wear upon arrival
- The size indicated on the label is 38
- Shoulders: no defined seam
- Bust: 17-19" flat across the back from side seam to side seam
- Waist: 13-15" flat across the back from side seam to side seam
- Sleeves: approx. 20" from shoulder to longest point
- Total length: 20" from back of the neck to bottom hem
- Reference photo: Gucci F/W 2000, look 28 (Model: Mini Andén) (Photo credits: JB Villareal)
- Reference
- 301-306
- Designer
- Gucci
- Status
- Sold
- Year
- Fall 2000 Ready-to-Wear
- Origin
- Made in Italy
- Size
- 38IT (runs like a 36NL)
Gucci
Founded in Florence in 1921, Gucci represents world class luxury, Italian heritage and modern style.
The House of Gucci, better known as simply Gucci is an Italian iconic fashion and leather goods label. The House of Gucci was founded in 1921 by the master upholsterer Guccio Gucci as a workshop for leather goods in Florence. Gucci became well-known in 1947 after introducing a handbag with a bamboo handle, which is still popular today. Over the years, Gucci built a reputation for its excellent quality, hiring only the best craftsmen to work in its atelier. In 1951 the first Gucci store was opened in Milan. In 1953, Guccio Gucci died, and the business was passed on to his four sons who opened the first overseas Gucci store in Manhattan the same year. In the ’60s Gucci introduced their timeless designs: lush butterfly and floral patterns, the original Gucci loafer, and the double-G logo for buckles and other accessories. Frida Giannini is the current creative director of the entire Gucci brand.