Museum Re-edition From 1960s Strapless Gown With Long Train

NOTE: THIS GOWN IS A RE-EDITION OF THE 1960S GOWN EXHIBITED IN BALENCIAGA MUSEUM.

About Balenciaga Edition:

The "Balenciaga Edition" refers to a special line of garments and accessories that Balenciaga introduced in 2012. This line reinterprets iconic designs from Cristóbal Balenciaga's haute couture archives, spanning from 1945 to 1967 - Redeveloped using the original fabrics and construction techniques, but with current manufacturing methods. This allows for a modern interpretation of Balenciaga's classic aesthetic. (for more details please see pictures attached along with product pictures.)

https://x.cristobalbalenciagamuseoa.com/en/diversity

In 2013, Cate Blanchett wore a recreated dress originally designed by Cristobal Balenciaga in 1967. The piece looked like it could have stepped off of a modern-day Balenziaga catwalk. (which looks very much like this one - similar back drape)

This is a minimalist and elegant strapless gown that embodies modern sophistication from BALENCIAGA. Crafted from a smooth, satin-like fabric in a warm nude tone, the gown features a structured, asymmetrical design on the bodice, creating a subtle yet impactful detail. The fitted silhouette flows into a soft, floor-length skirt with a modest train, adding a touch of drama and refinement - This gown is a perfect example of understated elegance, offering timeless beauty with a contemporary edge.

Fabric tag missing

- judging from the texture most likely to be silk