Barbara Palvin stepped into the Louvre looking as if she had emerged from the architecture itself. The model attended Le Grand Dîner du Louvre wearing an ethereal gown by Iris van Herpen, posing against the museum’s iconic glass pyramid as it glowed in the night behind her.
Barbara Palvin poses in an ethereal Iris van Herpen gown at Le Grand Dîner du Louvre
Take a look at Barbara Palvin glowing in a sculptural Iris van Herpen gown in Paris:
Barbara Palvin wore the Lemaire gown, which shows the flowing, artistic style often seen in the couture work of Iris van Herpen. The bodice features thin ivory silk strings that designers carefully pleated and wove together. The fitted design hugs her waist and then flows softly downward. The off-the-shoulder neckline adds a romantic touch.
Structured silk details rise from the shoulders in soft loops, almost like ribbons moving in the air. This design gives the gown a gentle sense of movement, even when she stands still. The skirt falls into a long, fluid line before breaking into soft, layered ripples near the hem. She wore only a few delicate rings, allowing the sculptural bodice and flowing skirt to command attention.
