2002 Gucci by Tom Ford Abstract Black White Floral Logo Print Silk Dress

2002 Gucci by Tom Ford Abstract Black White Floral Logo Print Silk DressThis black and white floral Gucci dress, designed under Tom Fords creative direction in 2002, features a wide neckline, off the shoulder petal style sleeves, and a semi exposed back. As seen on Jacquetta Wheeler in the November 2001 issue of Vogue, photographed by Arthur Elgort.

This design was featured in the Spring/Summer 1998 eyewear ad campaign

The off-the-shoulder silhouette is softly gathered at the neckline

the eye-catching silhouette is the ultimate summer time dress

and opalescent floral appliqués

Presenting a beautiful baroque Atelier Versace square silk scarf designed by Gianni Versace

this shirt is composed of a spandex blend material that provides stretch to the top and features a burgundy to bright red ombré pattern

these pants debuted as part of Look 52 on the season's runway

This unisex top is perfectly worn as either a top or a cover-up

Similar prints appeared throughout the season's runway

while oversized faux stones frame the neckline

Metal branded hardware sits at the side attachments of the strap

is one of the standout pieces from his tenure at the house