the thick sash (which can be tied loosely or in a bow) introduces a more upscale feel
it is also timeless (much like Audrey Hepburn's own style) and continues to make a very chic statement
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the sheath silhouette features the fabric on the bias in the front bodice and on the grain elsewhere for an incredibly flattering fit
The twisting and twirling notes look playful on the silk chiffon style
Issey Miyake Guest Artist Series No 2 Pleated Dress, 1997 1990's the thick sash (which canJapanese designer Miyake has an uncanny ability to elevate the status of fashion, even for those who typically consider it superficial or wanton. His work not only appears on runways, but has been on exhibition in Tokyo, Berlin, London, and Paris. This incredible piece is a result of 1997 collaboration with Japanese artist Nobuyoshi Araki. Araki, a prolific photographer and contemporary artist, explores themes of gender, power, and sexuality. From a