S/S 1996 Rifat Ozbek Damien Hirst 'Spot' Multicolor Print White Mini Skirt

S/S 1996 Rifat Ozbek Damien Hirst 'Spot' Multicolor Print White Mini SkirtThis Rifat Ozbek mini skirt from the Spring Summer 1996 collection is cut in a straight silhouette with a removable matching belt. The white skirt is printed with multicolor spots created in collaboration with Damien Hirst. The motif references Hirsts Spot paintings and appeared on the season's runway. The dress version is currently held in The METs collection. The print was worn by Maia Norman at the Turner Prize party at the Tate Gallery in London,

this vibrant skirt suit is crafted from neon yellow fabric printed with a multicolor graffiti-inspired floral motif

From Gianfranco Ferré's Fall/Winter 1999 collection

racing flags

this lightweight coat debuted on the season's runway and features a fold-over lapel and pockets at each hip

It is crafted in black taffeta with mottled rubber trim outlining the neckline

Constructed entirely of black python skin

This Gianni Versace sweater from the Fall/Winter 1994 collection features a turtleneck and vertical cable panels in gold metallic thread

this dress is constructed entirely of silk and features a v-neckline

and the shoe has a simple strap

and satin braided trim

this runway piece has never been worn before and comes complete with the original brand tags still attached

A larger variation of this bag debuted on the runway as part of look 47