Description
ART. SATIN DALIA V. BLUETTE – VIDEO (click here)
97% SILK, 3% ELASTANE – Made in Italy (Como District)
€ 125 /MT
GSM 100 – W 140 CM
(VIDEO COMPOSE’ SATIN + CHIFFON)
This version celebrates the Glamorous aesthetic that defined fashion at the turn of the millennium, combining contemporary textile technology with the allure of the historical archives.
Tom Ford Archive for Gucci 2013 Stretch Silk Satin
Relive the era of bold luxury with this fabric, a true tribute to Tom Ford’s creative direction for Gucci. A print that exudes power, icy sensuality, and sophisticated nostalgia, combining contemporary textile technology with the allure of the historical archives.
Magnetic Fluidity: Made of Stretch Silk Satin, this fabric offers a vibrant sheen combined with a flowing softness that caresses the body. The small percentage of elastane allows for the creation of soft yet fitted silhouettes, typical of the revolutionary aesthetic of the early 2000s.
The pattern is a botanical explosion of large, stylized dahlias. In this variation, the petals are defined by bold graphic lines that intertwine in a play of overlapping where the palettes of electric blue, sky blue, and optical white collide with shades of deep blue, creating a crystalline and striking color contrast.
Sartorial Feel: The hand is dense, soft yet incredibly smooth, flowing, luminous, and perfectly opaque.
Ideal for creating: stretch dresses that drape perfectly thanks to their elasticity, sheath dresses, structured blouses, luxurious caftans, and tailored palazzo pajama sets.
To complete the offering, this version is available in a coordinating version with Pure Silk Chiffon (100% Silk). This combination allows you to alternate the opaque sheen of Satin with the ethereal transparency of Chiffon, maintaining the same color palette for haute couture “Total Look” creations.
- Total Look: Use Satin for structure (skirts, pants, or bodices) and Chiffon for sheer details (sleeves, overlapping panels, or overskirts).
- Color Harmony: The two fabrics share the same color palette, allowing for a perfect match between the sheen of Satin and the sheer opaqueness of Chiffon.
