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Designer
Creation date
about 1977
Materials
silk crepe de chine, printed
Dimensions
L: 56 1/2 in.
Credit line
Gift of Elizabeth Weymouth
Accession number
1985.649
Collection
Not Currently On View
Halston was a master of creating dresses that were sexy and elegant by exposing just the right amount of skin.
The print on this strapless dress was designed by Halston, and the style reveals his adherence to Minimalist principles in his designs. The fabric is cut on the bias in a spiral shape. The uncluttered construction results in a classic silhouette.
Elizabeth Weymouth (b. 1943), New York; through (Stan Weaver, New York); given to the Indianapolis Museum of Art (1985).
