F/W 1996 Gucci by Tom Ford Gold Abstract Horsebit Belt White Patent Leather

F/W 1996 Gucci by Tom Ford Gold Abstract Horsebit Belt White Patent LeatherThis Gucci belt from the Fall Winter 1996 collection by Tom Ford is constructed with a wide white patent leather strap. The front features an elongated abstract horsebit shaped buckle in polished gilt metal. The leather strap threads through the sculptural metal frame to secure the belt. A variation of this belt was included in the season's ad campaign and was also in a Vogue Australia April 1997 editorial, photographed by Richard Bailey and modeled

it reflects the designer’s mastery of structure and proportion in the late 20th century

it appeared on the runway as look 26

we have different iterations of this bag available

Presenting a fabulous oversized knit lapin John Galliano tunic sweater

and a matching printed belt with a silver-tone square buckle at the waist

modeled by Beverly Pelle

the design is tightly pleated at the bust before cascading loosely into a floor-length skirt

this piece reflects Yves Saint Laurent’s homage to Elsa Schiaparelli’s surrealist creations of the 1930s

with scattered yellow

the dress is elevated with a criss-cross strap detail over a semi-exposed back

This scarf features deep reds and blues with vintage French hunting scenes

brushed texture