Vivienne wore the same style dress many times and considered this one of her most political collections. Buying it today for the Foundation makes it even more so.

Teal and multi-coloured robe style print wrap dress from the ‘Propaganda’ collection, F/W 2006. Runway look #53. Features text and ‘NINDOL’ graphic, an anacronym created by Vivienne standing for “Nationalist idolatry, Non-stop distraction and Organised lying”, meaning ‘have you had your universal tranquilliser today’. Exaggerated cuffs and chest pin detail with fabric ties closure. Made of 70% viscose, 30% silk and 100% cotton.

Measurements are taken flat and are approximate. If in doubt, please contact us with questions or requests for further information before finalising your purchase.

Shoulder width: 37cm

Chest: 39cm

Waist: 36cm

Sleeve length: 68cm

Length: 120cm

Hem width: 57cm

Very good condition. Small mark on silk at bottom left of apron. Original labels intact. Please review all photographs for condition detail before making your purchase. Professionally clean only but check with a professional first, because dry cleaning isn’t always the answer. Condition notes are provided as a subjective guide only. In some cases, we rely on information provided by our selling partners, and we are unable to carry out inspections in person. If in doubt, please contact us with questions or requests for further information before finalising your purchase.

This order cannot be cancelled or returned. If you have any questions before deciding to make your purchase, please contact our personal shopping team at personalshopper@byronesque.com.