62 - ISABELLE ADJANI - Stage costume worn by ISABELLE ADJANI in *The Lady of the Camellias*, directed by ALFREDO ARIAS at the Théâtre Marigny, October 18, 2000, through January 25, 2001.

ISABELLE ADJANI - Stage costume worn by ISABELLE ADJANI in *The Lady of the Camellias*, directed by ALFREDO ARIAS at the Théâtre Marigny, October 18, 2000, through January 25, 2001. Made of aubergine-colored velvet. Long, close-fitting sleeves and a round neckline. The fitted waist flares out with several deep box pleats around the hem. Zipper closure in the back. The fullness is maintained by a black tarlatan petticoat with hook-and-eye closures at the waist. The skirt consists of a white cotton bustier with a laced closure at the back and boned edging. Large black acetate petticoat with a tarlatan interlining at the bottom to add volume. Integrated bodysuit. Dimensions: Dress: Shoulder width (shoulder to shoulder): 44 cm Bust (armpit to armpit): 50 cm Waist (flat measurement): 37 cm Length at center back: 146 cm Sleeve length: 69 cm Marking actress Isabelle Adjani’s grand return to the theater after a 17-year absence, the play—directed by Alfredo Arias and adapted by René Ceccatty—was a huge success. Costumes designed by the late Dominique Borg. Stains and tears on the bust lining. Velvet slightly pilled under the arms. Minor signs of wear. Dark discoloration on the cotton of the bustier.