S/S 1999 Gucci by Tom Ford Vegas Hippy Runway Pink Silk Acid Floral Ruffle Skirt

S/S 1999 Gucci by Tom Ford Vegas Hippy Runway Pink Silk Acid Floral Ruffle SkirtThis bright pink floral print skirt from Guccis Spring Summer 1999 collection, designed by Tom Ford, features the collections iconic Acid Floral motif a reinterpretation of Guccis historic Accornero Flora print. Sharing an almost identical cut to the runway dress shown as look 9, modeled by Gisele Bndchen, the skirt is designed with an elasticized waist, a flared silhouette, and a tiered hem. A vibrant archival piece, it exemplifies Tom Fords bold

and was also highlighted in the season's ad campaign

Presenting a pair of grey tie-dye Chloé pants

Designed with a cowl neckline and cross-back spaghetti straps

The same coat in black and white was featured in the March 1986 issue of Vogue

The structured bag is made complete with a gold-tone chain strap decorated with a large rhinestone-covered shell and starfish accents

gathered fabric at the underarms

These ultra-rare pants are ready to be worn or added to a collection as they are a staple of Tom Ford's history at Gucci

and appeared in the ad campaign on Linda Evangelista

this mini bag showcases a leather lace detail at the base of the handles and is finished with an exaggerated silver-tone zipper pull

This Yves Saint Laurent Rive Gauche skirt from the 1980s is cut in a clean

The bold crystal motif was notably worn by Lil’ Kim at a 2003 Dolce & Gabbana event

This ultra-sexy dress is perfectly versatile and can be worn with your favorite undergarments or with none at all