S/S 1994 Gianni Versace Couture Medusa Safety Pin Blazer Runway

S/S 1994 Gianni Versace Couture Medusa Safety Pin Blazer RunwayPresenting an iconic Gianni Versace design. This jacket debuted on the S S 1994 runway as Look 77, worn by model Veronica Webb. This collection marked the release of Versace's now infamous safety pin. Elizabeth Hurley famously wore a safety pin dress from this collection, which solidified the importance of the pin in Versace's arsenal. This jacket features gold and silver safety pins with Medusa emblems on each. The top and bottom of this coat are

pays homage to Ford's iconic Fall/Winter 1996 Gucci collection

and was also featured in several other runway looks and in the season's ad campaign

Tom Ford featured the gorgeous enamel and rhinestone floral embellishment at the front of the clutch in the Spring/Summer 2004 runway's accessories

reflecting Karan's signature minimalist sophistication

We believe this bag to be from the mid-90s

the design features a wide lapel and double-breasted closure

This classic trench coat is constructed entirely of sheer black silk and is made complete with silver-tone buttons at the cuffs and double-breasted closure

oversized utility pockets

Debuting on the season's runway in lavender and black

This is a rare variation of the iconic saddle pochette bag designed by John Galliano for Christian Dior

This sleek

Yves Saint Laurent Rive Gauche's backless gown designed by Tom Ford