Dries Van Noten ochre two-piece set of a backless waistcoat and maxi skirt — 1980’s

Description Similar items Dries Van Noten ochre two-piece set of a backless waistcoat and maxi skirt — 1980’s €399.00 Add to cart Dries Van Noten dark green front draped skirt with red and yellow floral print — fall 1998 €139.00 Add to cart Dries Van Noten pastel orange tulle maxi-length open cape — spring 2016 €329.00 Add to cart Maison Martin Margiela neon yellow multi-strand knitted rope necklace — fall 2007 €329.00 Add to cart Lieve Van Gorp black lighter with printed logo in white €79.00 Add to cart Ann Demeulemeester oeuvre book in box by Rizzoli — 2014 €499.00 Add to cart Lieve Van Gorp blue cable knit chest piece with long ties and open sides — 1990’s €299.00 Add to cart About Dries Van Noten Dries Van Noten is a Belgian designer, graduating from the Royal Academy of fine arts in Antwerp.   In 1986, Dries Van Noten went to London during fashion week to showcase his collection together with fellow graduates Ann Demeulemeester, Walter van Beirendonck, Dirk Van Saene, Dirk Bikkembergs and Marina Yee. From this point on, they would be known as the iconic ‘Antwerp Six’.   Dries Van Noten is known as the master of prints, creating and assembling different colors and layering them all on top of each other. A lot of his inspiration comes from his flower garden.   The silhouette is often very feminine, relaxed and sophisticated at he same time, being a wardrobe staple for modern women.   On why he doesn’t offer haute couture, but produces ready-to-wear garments, Dries Van Noten stated: “I’m a little naive but I don’t like the idea of showing things that you don’t sell in a store”.