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Designer
Creation date
about 1980
Materials
silk jersey
Dimensions
L: 41 in.
Credit line
Gift of Elizabeth Weymouth
Accession number
1986.320
Collection
Not Currently On View
The most dramatic of Halston's draped dresses were inspired by Grecian togas. He used drawstrings to create deep shirrs and folds in the fabric.
The bodice of this dress is constructed of one piece of fabric that is wrapped around the back, gathered in front, and stitched down, creating a multitude of folds. The full, sheer skirt is worn over attached panties.
Elizabeth Weymouth, New York (Cora Ginsburg, Inc, Tarrytown New York); given to IMA December 17, 1986.
