Living Nature Bodycon Dress (US/EU)

Make a statement and look fabulous in this all-over printed, fitted dress. A bodycon dress so comfortable you won't even feel it. Our customers have reported that while it is fitted and flattering in all the right places, it is not snug, and recommended sizing down when in-between sizes due to the stretch in the fabric.

• Imported fabric: 82% polyester / 18% spandex
• Material has a four-way stretch, which means fabric stretches and recovers on the cross and lengthwise grains.
• Made with smooth, comfortable microfiber yarn
• Precision-cut and hand-sewn after printing

"Frida painted still lifes for alot of people when she was in her 50s. She was in such pain at that time and could not get out of the house or even her bed. In this painting, the sky is separated into day and night, and both sun and moon are present... a component exhibit in large portions of her paintings. The foods grown from the ground are connected by roots, which structure the words "Naturaleza Viva" (Living Nature) whereby the craftsman rejects the "dead" implications of "Naturaleza Muerta" (Still Life).

At the time Frida was painting this work, she was recovering from her stay at ABC Hospital. This painting was commissioned by the actress Dolores del Rio. After completing this portrait, Frida Kahlo wrote a letter to Dolores and asked her to please give her the payment as she promised beforehand. The amount was 1,000 pesos. In the letter, Frida told Dolores that she needs the money desperately because she owes for the doctor and medical bills. She asked Dolores to give the payment to Diego's assistant when he delivered the painting to her.

Diego Rivera was very angry when he learned the content of Frida's letter to Dolores. He immediately sent the money back to Dolores and apologized on behalf of Frida." - fridakahlo.org

Artist: Frida Kahlo | Designer: Sabai Beauty

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