Spring 2004 Yves Saint Laurent by Tom Ford Black Silk Chiffon Dress designer-bill-blass In the book Alexander McQueen

In the book Alexander McQueen these feather capes are remarked up in particular as being a nod to the Native American culture

Item# DD1981

It is seamed at the front waist only with a slight flare to the lower portion of the front and the back sweeping out more from the shoulders to the hem with no seam to break the line at the back

Reference runway photo: VogueRunway

The cut its easy and it skims over the body with an air of elegance and refinement of past eras

Spring 2004 Yves Saint Laurent by Tom Ford Black Silk Chiffon Dress designer-bill-blass In the book Alexander McQueen"It was woman as dandy." declared Tom Ford. That was his comment to Vogue's Sarah Mower. Her review talked about 'the sinuous twenties and thirties feel he (Ford) melded into satins and chiffons for YSL's Spring collection. Together with the major frizzed hairdos and sexy high heeled spectator shoes in leather and canvas, it added up to a new silhouette for the tall, sexually in control woman Ford envisions as the spirit of modern YSL.' She went on to