silk and tulle dress Exceptional Spring 2009 Chanel by Karl Lagerfeld Runway Look 62 Silk & –  Shrimpton Couture
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silk and tulle dress

silk and tulle dress Exceptional Spring 2009 Chanel by Karl Lagerfeld Runway Look 62 Silk & – Shrimpton Couture

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silk and tulle dress Exceptional Spring 2009 Chanel by Karl Lagerfeld Runway Look 62 Silk & – Shrimpton CoutureThe twin of the dress walked the Spring 2009 runway for Look 62 Under the creative direction of Karl Lagerfeld This is the actual dress that was worn by Catriona Balfe for the Season 5 premiere of Outlander in 2020. In the book "Chanel Catwalk" the notes on this collection tell us that for this show they rebuilt the facade of 31 rue de Cambron inside of the Grand Palais. The collection played homage to classic Chanel style. The palette of the show was

  • The twin of the dress walked the Spring 2009 runway for Look 62 
  • Under the creative direction of Karl Lagerfeld
  • This is the actual dress that was worn by Catriona Balfe for the Season 5 premiere of Outlander in 2020. 
  • In the book "Chanel Catwalk" the notes on this collection tell us that for this show they rebuilt the facade of 31 rue de Cambron inside of the Grand Palais. The collection played homage to classic Chanel style. The palette of the show was mainly black, white, pink and grey. Many of the pieces had a touch of a lingerie inspiration in them, including this gorgeous dress. It was one of the outstanding pieces in the show and it is even more beautiful in person. My photos don't come close to doing it justice. 
  • The upper bodice and shoulders of the dress are made of a fine silk netting that has a touch of transparency to it. It breaks at the back to leave a bare expanse of skin down the centre. 
  • A muted silk satin, with a more matte finish, is used to create a tiny little bodice piece that wraps around you.  A little bow sits at the centre front for a pretty and feminine touch.
  • The skirt falls from that empire cut and flows outward to the floor, expanding by quite a bit as it nears the hem.
  • It is made of four layers, a top black silk net layer, a more ivory layer under that, and then two inner black silk organza layers that sit next to the skin.
  • Fully lined in silk behind the bust area and the inner two layers of the skirt are a black silk organza.
  • The bodice buttons to close  with two pewter coloured silver metal buttons at the back and the dress zips to close under that.
  • Tagged a Chanel 38.
  • I see a couple of very tiny and little minor pulls and breaks in the skirt near the hem that don't affect it at all but are mentioned for accuracy and a repair near the edge of the arm opening. Overall excellent condition

Bust: 16-16.5" flat across from side seam to side seam
Seam under the waist: to 15" flat across from side seam to side seam
Inner hips: to 19" flat across from side seam to side seam
Bodice: 10.5" from top of shoulders to waist
Total length: 62.5" from top of shoulders to hem

Modern Sizing Equivalent: XS-SML

Item# DD5050

Reference Photos/Video: (1-4) Spring 2009 Chanel Runway, Look 62. Model Kim Noorda.  /  (5-6) Catriona Balfe, in this dress, at the season 5 premiere of Outlander, February 2020.

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