F/W 2004 Yves Saint Laurent by Tom Ford Runway Red Silk Panel Skirt

F/W 2004 Yves Saint Laurent by Tom Ford Runway Red Silk Panel SkirtThis Yves Saint Laurent skirt from the Fall Winter 2004 collection by Tom Ford is cut in a fitted knee length silhouette. It is constructed in red silk with satin paneling, horizontal inset panels, and curved overlay detailing at the front and sides. The skirt features symmetrical side slits and button accents at each hip. From Ford's final collection at YSL, a version of this piece opened the runway show, modeled by Natalia Vodianova as part of look

This minimal a-line silhouette is finished with a sheer black mesh trim at the hem

and welt pockets at the hips

This Christian Lacroix mini dress from the Spring/Summer 1995 collection is cut in a luminous sheer gold metallic lurex with a softly structured

A gold-tone clasp closure finishes the frame

The set includes a long blazer with a classic pinstripe pattern and a matching high-waisted mini skirt

It features narrow shoulder straps and a straight hem

The blouse features a pointed collar

The fitted midi silhouette features a sleeveless construction with a deep V neckline and an open back

A wide velvet waistband wraps the waist and ties at the back

the creative director of Gucci

A blue tiger print section on the front and back is next to a golden baroque pattern

The print appeared in the season's ad campaign in pink on Amber Valletta