1966
Woman's Dress
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Paco Rabanne used innovative, offbeat materials made possible by 1960s technology to dispense with needles, seams, and fasteners. This dress, made of hundreds of lightweight silver and black plastic disks linked by metal rings, is so revealing that it was usually worn over a body stocking. It comes from Rabanne’s first collection, which he titled Twelve Unwearable Dresses in Contemporary Materials.
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