c. Spring 2005 Issey Miyake Vibrant Pink Backless Pleated Oragami Flower Top Guest Editor Anita Clarke! After extensive research on what

After extensive research on what information is out there I believe this to be the "It's not True" gown from the second collection that Gilbert Adrian produced in his atelier in 1942 after opening it earlier that year

tiny nipped in figure

Even more in person then how it photoed on my dress form

The front plunges to a deep square that is cut right to the empire waist

Present as excellent condition but please go ever notes below

c. Spring 2005 Issey Miyake Vibrant Pink Backless Pleated Oragami Flower Top Guest Editor Anita Clarke! After extensive research on whatThe silver grey tag on this top is the label that was used starting in 1994. I went through the collections and narrowed it down to the Spring 2005 as the best possible on that this could be from. It has that same backless, tie, floral feel. This one combines more pf the pleated fabric that has become his signature then the more literal flower pieces shown on the runway. The top is a bright pink and it is made out of what feel like a light cotton