This Gustav Klimt-inspired dress is romantic and opulent, just like the painting itself. The dress features 'The Kiss' by Gustav Klimt. It is considered to be his most famous work of art and was painted in 1909.
This Gustav Klimt inspired dress shows a painting created during his "Golden Age," called this, because at that time he used bright yellows and golds in many of his works. Klimt was a symbolist painter from Austria. A lot of his work dealt with eroticism and most of his sitting subjects were working girls.
This gorgeous Gustav Klimt-inspired creation is made of polyester and is a perfect print of his famous painting. The picture on the dress shows a couple kissing. He is facing into her and she faces use with her eyes closed. There's lots of bright yellow, but there is also white and black boxes that subtly represent the man's clothes and red and green circles in the yellow that represent the woman.
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This Gustav Klimt-Inspired Dress by 'Romwe' is Romantic
Trend Themes
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