By Tom Ford, perforated viscose dress.

This white viscose dress dates back to the creative direction of Tom Ford for Gucci, placing it between the late 90s and the early 2000s.

It is distinguished by the cut-out detail on the back, which reveals the spine in contrast to the boat neckline; the silhouette is soft, gliding over the body to accentuate its shape.

Composed of two layers of fabric, the outer layer is micro-perforated viscose, while the interior is lined in white viscose.

Condition: excellent.

Composition: viscose.

Size: S.

Dimensions: shoulders 42 cm, chest 36 cm, length 102 cm, sleeve length 54 cm.

On March 26, 1881, Guccio Gucci, founder of the Maison, was born in Florence. In 1897, the young Florentine moved to London, where he worked as a porter at The Savoy hotel; the allure of the jet-set and a fascination with an affluent and beautiful lifestyle drove him to open his boutique; Guccio was inspired by luxury and quality, gradually expanding the product range to include other fashion accessories such as bags, belts, and gloves. From there, the brand began its ascent to great success. Gucci perforated viscose dress

A decisive year for the Gucci family was 1994: Tom Ford became the creative director of the brand. During his 10 years at Gucci, Tom Ford revolutionized the brand, infusing it with sensuality and glamour. Gucci became one of the most coveted brands, thanks to its cut-out dresses, metallic details, sensual silk shirts, and deluxe velvet gowns. Gucci perforated viscose dress