Jean-Louis SCHERRER, Haute Couture Collection, Spring-Summer 1999. Long evening gown entirely embroidered with iridescent white sequins. Artistic director: Stéphane ROLLAND - Prototype of the runway show - Model N° 17 Round draped neckline over plunging halter, long sleeves, train-effect skirt. No label Bolduc d'atelier Footnotes: Jean-Louis SCHERRER, Haute Couture Collection, Spring-Summer 1999. Long evening dress entirely embroidered with iridescent white sequins. Artistic director: Stéphane ROLLAND - Parade prototype - Model No. 17. Draped round neckline with plunging open back, long sleeves, skirt with train effect. Without label. Workshop Bolduc. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

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