Skirt archive Simultaneous Deadstock fringes sail

Original archive skirt signed Simultaneous Art probably dating from the late 90s or the early 2000s.

A piece with a true creative spirit, to the minimalist and avant-garde aesthetics, representative of the confidential European design of this period.

The asymmetric section reveals a careful construction work with a superb integrated pleated panel and long side fringes that bring a very particular movement to the silhouette. These details create a fluid and architectural fell while maintaining sober and perfectly portable elegance. The piece is distinguished by its balance between structure and fluidity, in a very "archive designer" spirit.

The cotton / polyamide blend provides a technical, slightly textured and comfortable material, typical of high-end collections of the minimalist Y2K period. The polyester lining guarantees a pleasant point and a beautiful clothing holding.

The skirt is in a state nine, never worn. Note however: absence of the original cardboard label, which does not alter the quality or integrity of the room.

Simultaneous Art seems to correspond to a creator label produced in small series, with a real stylistic research and quality finishes. The pieces of the brand were positioned at the time on a high-end segment confidential, with high retail prices and selective distribution.

This piece is perfectly fits in the world of European Creators from the 1998-2005 years:

• black minimalism,
• subtle asymmetry,
• volume work,
• Belgian and Japanese influences,
• Discreet and intellectual luxury.

A rare room today, ideal for archive fashion enthusiasts, disturbed silhouettes, darkwear or contemporary y2k aesthetics.

Very easy to associate with boots, a structured jacket or a minimalist monochrome silhouette.

• Size fr 40 - 36 Fr
• State: Deadstock (never worn), absent cardboard label.
• Material: 51% Cotton - 49% Polyamide - Sailing Party: 100% Polyester