- The actress famously wore the dress to the 2019 Met Gala’s Camp theme
- Lily, 24, wore the black silk crepe dress with gold dangling details
- The dress is embellished with a jeweled chain that ties in with the ‘CC’ logo
A Chanel dress worn by Johnny Depp’s daughter Lily-Rose to a Met Gala has sold for more than $80,000 at auction.
The 24-year-old famously wore the black silk crepe dress to the 2019 Met Gala, due to the Camp: Notes on Fashion theme.
The dress is embellished with a jeweled chain and the central jewel connecting the chains features the French fashion house’s ‘CC’ logo.
It was one of 252 dresses from the fashion house that went under the hammer.
A Chanel dress worn by 24-year-old Johnny Depp daughter Lily-Rose at a Met Gala has sold for more than $80,000 at auction
It was one of 252 dresses from the fashion house that went under the hammer. Lily-Rose famously wore the silk crepe sheath dress to the 2019 Met Gala due to the Camp: Notes on Fashion theme
The black dress was released for Chanel’s spring-summer 1992 collection and took 100 hours to make.
Penelope Cruz wore an identical version of the dress in the 2009 Almodovar film ‘Broken Embraces’.
The couture dress was expected to fetch more than $13,000, but ultimately sold for a whopping $82,500.
The auction, which took place in Paris, featured many high-fashion pieces by the late designer Karl Lagerfeld.
Lagerfeld, who died in 2019, designed the garments between 1990 and 2014.
Many of the pieces belonged to French entrepreneur and socialite Mouna Ayoub.
The most expensive item sold was a ‘Coromandel’ evening coat from the Fall 1996 collection, which fetched an eye-watering $340,000.
The jacket, which features intricate embroidery and stitching, took more than 800 hours to complete.
The most expensive item sold was a ‘Coromandel’ evening coat from the Fall 1996 collection, which sold for an eye-watering $340,000
Another expensive item is a black and red tweed ensemble that sold for more than $19,000
The red gingham look features cozy accessories that match the ensemble perfectly
A 1920s-inspired “ribbon” dress also fetched more than $22,900. It was modeled by Linda Evangelista on the runway
Another expensive item is the black and red tweed ensemble that sold for more than $19,000.
The iconic look, which comes with matching socks and bracelets, was worn by ’90s supermodel Claudia Schiffer.
A 1920s-inspired “ribbon” dress also fetched more than $22,900.
It was modeled by Linda Evangelista on the runway.
The sequin-embellished dress was released in the spring-summer 1991 collection and took more than 400 hours to make.
The items were sold at the Maurice Auction in association with Kerry Taylor.
Chanel has revealed that its next Metiers d’art show will take place in Manchester in December.