S/S 1999 Gucci by Tom Ford Pink 'Acid Flower' Silk Leather Strap Dress Runway

S/S 1999 Gucci by Tom Ford Pink 'Acid Flower' Silk Leather Strap Dress RunwayThis Gucci floral dress from the Spring Summer 1999 collection, designed by Tom Ford, debuted on the runway as look 9, modeled by Maggie Rizer. The dress showcases Fords bold red and pink acid flower print, a recurring motif throughout the season. It features open sides connected by leather straps and is finished with a ruffled hem. The design appeared in a February 1999 Vogue campaign photographed by Mario Testino, in Dutch Magazine on Emily

worn by Mariacarla Boscono

and a bodycon skirt with a high slit

modeled by Yasmin Ghauri in a red variation

it perfectly represents Tom Ford's bold and elegant aesthetic during his tenue at Gucci

The openwork construction creates a semi-sheer effect

released as part of the Fall/Winter 2000 collection

with cut-outs and buckle closures—two at the rear and one at the front

this skirt suit consists of a satiny black blazer and matching pencil skirt

this striking coral orange mini dress features a voluminous skirt

From one of Gianni's most sought-after collections

Presenting a fabulous black Versace mini dress

while a flared hem and v-neckline complete the feminine silhouette