🖤 Versace – Asymmetrical Short Dress – Iconic Stripes & Signature Colors – SS 2015 – Look 34 – Code A206160/A2275
⚫ Sculptural, graphic and irresistibly modern, this short dress from the Versace Spring/Summer 2015 show condenses the architectural audacity of the Milanese house.
Constructed as a manifesto of lines and tensions, it blends a luminous turquoise with vibrant red bands that wrap around the body in a hypnotic diagonal movement.
The clean bustier, second-skin cut, and single shoulder create a confident, dynamic silhouette, emblematic of Donatella's visual language towards the end of the 2010s.
Made in Italy, this runway piece (reference A206160/A2275 – A71755) is distinguished by its precise structure, compact drape and the “ribbon” effect which sculpts the waist and lengthens the line.
A striking dress, graphic yet refined, designed to capture the light and enhance the look.
⚪ Product Details
• Short, asymmetrical, one-shoulder cut
• Red diagonal stripes resembling architectural ribbons
• Palette: Aqua Blue & Red
• Zip closure at the back, with a vent for ease of movement
• Composition: technical blend (see label in photo)
• Product code: A206160/A2275 – A71755
• Manufacturing: Made in Italy
• Collection: Spring/Summer 2015 Fashion Show – Look 34
• Condition: Excellent condition, runway origin
⚫ Why we love it – Paris Bonheur Selection
Because she embodies the Versace of special occasions: confident, luminous, precise.
This dress doesn't just define the silhouette — it illuminates it.
Its diagonal bands sculpt movement, redefine volumes and infuse an electric energy specific to runway pieces.
A rare, sought-after piece, embodying the futuristic and sensual spirit of the SS15 fashion show.
⚪ How to wear it
• Spring: white blazer, metallic sandals — graphic sparkle, clean look.
• Summer: alone, red heels — chromatic power and solar sensuality.
• Autumn: cropped black perfecto jacket, patent leather pumps — rock contrast, sharp silhouette.
• Winter: long ivory coat, stretch ankle boots — chic balance, controlled modernity.
