Chanel might have the tweed suit, and Saint Laurent Le Smoking, but the red dress belongs to Valentino. Valentino's Red dress was first designed by Valentino Garavani in 1959, the idea became a mainstay in his collections for the rest of his career, noteworthy not only for the dramatic silhouettes he offered, but also for the specific tangy shade of crimson he favored. Starlets loved them--see Anne Hathaway on the 2011 Oscar red carpet--and they were a favorite in the pages of Vogue, worn by the...
12 of Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli's Most Fabulous Red Dresses at Valentino
Vogue - 8 Mar 2016 06:27
Chanel might have the tweed suit, and Saint Laurent Le Smoking, but the red dress belongs to Valentino. Valentino's Red dress was first designed by Valentino Garavani in 1959, the idea became a mainstay in his collections for the rest of his career, noteworthy not only for the dramatic silhouettes he offered, but also for the specific tangy shade of crimson he favored. Starlets loved them--see Anne Hathaway on the 2011 Oscar red carpet--and they were a favorite in the pages of Vogue, worn by the...
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