Milan 1978, the Gianni Versace house was launched and a fashion empire centered around family, a lust for life, and a real love of women was born. This passion for life and all its pleasures saw Versace draw together the worlds of music, celebrity, and fashion in ways not seen previously, culminating in the iconic "Freedom! "90" fashion moment. A moment that saw Linda, Cindy, Naomi, and Christy cement their, and Versace's, place in popular culture, as they strutted they runway miming to George Michael's song of the same name.

This spirit of innovation permeated throughout the business on every level. It was seen not only in the designs themselves that dripped with a playful sexuality and sensuality but also in the development of cutting-edge textiles like its signature Oroton fabric, a lightweight chainmail that feels like liquid metal.

It is hard to imagine a more apt symbol for the spirit of Versace than the Oroton. Liquid sensuality with a tough edge. The kind of fabric that could only be dreamt up by a designer who truly loved women and relished dressing the female form.

All prints are hand-signed and stamped by the artist, and come accompanied by an exclusive signed and stamped A5 print certificate of authenticity.

All prints are Giclée archival pigment prints and are printed on Canson Rag Photographique 310 gr.

Available in a limited edition of 30 in two paper sizes, A3 (297mm x 420mm) and A2 (420mm x 594mm). Prints come with a white border.

All prints are individually printed to order by a specialist locally sourced family business and are dispatched in 10 working days, sold unframed.

International customers are responsible for import fees due upon delivery.⁣

We are proud to donate 10% from each print sale to Amigos De Rua², a nonprofit organisation spearheaded by women. Amigos De Rua² is a charity that prepares and serves over 300 home-cooked meals a week, and delivers them along with sanitary products and emotional support to the homeless and working poor in Lisbon.