2010 Ralph Lauren Collection Indigo Hand-Beaded Net Two-Piece

Not a dress. A two-piece argument for doing things by hand.

Ralph Lauren Collection — the runway line — in navy net worked end to end in glass beads, bugle beads, and sequins. A sheer beaded yoke. A pointed collar. A placket of covered beaded buttons. Below, a tiered handkerchief-hem skirt that moves like water and reads like frost.

This is the house's antique instinct — Edwardian, 1920s — pulled forward without tipping into costume. The beadwork is the same hand as the documented runway pieces. The look itself went unrecorded. That isn't a flaw. It's the reason it's here and not in an archive.

Two pieces. Wear them together and let the room go quiet. Or split them — the top over denim, the skirt with something plain enough to get out of the way.

Lined. Built to be worn, not staged.

Details:

• House: Ralph Lauren Collection (women's runway line)
• Era: Circa early 2010s
• Composition: Nylon net, polyamide embroidery, rayon lining (confirm from tag)
• Embellishment: Hand-applied glass beads, bugle beads, sequins
• Color: Navy / midnight
• Closure: Covered beaded buttons (top)
• Configuration: Two-piece — beaded top + tiered beaded skirt
• Size: Tagged 2 skirt, 4 top

Bust: 36in

Waist: 28in

Hips: 32in

Length: 28in