ANN DEMEULEMEESTER SS2004 WHITE ROSE GRAFFITI TANK TOP

The Belgian fashion designer Ann Demeulemeester rose to fame in the mid-1980s, together with other progressive Royal Academy of Fine Arts alumni such as Dries Van Noten and Dirk Bikkembergs. They became known as the "Antwerp Six" right away after their revolutionary 1986 London Fashion Week show. In 1985, Demeulemeester launched her eponymous label in collaboration with her partner, the photographer Patrick Robyn. In 1991, she staged her first catwalk show in Paris. A year later, with the launch of her menswear line, she became one of the first designers to present both men's and women's collections together in one presentation. This runway piece from their Spring Summer 2004 collection features the “White Rose” text seen throughout the collection in a mirrored graffiti font.

Size XS Pit - 16” Length - 24”