Design for a lady's dress 1912

This 1912 design for a lady's dress by Léon Bakst showcases the artist's talent for costume design and his penchant for bold geometric patterns. The intricate details of the dress, from the checkered bodice to the swirling, patterned skirt, capture the Art Nouveau movement's influence on Bakst's work. The flowing lines and decorative elements create a sense of movement and elegance, highlighting the female form in a captivating and stylish manner. This design, a testament to Bakst's skill in combining form and function, embodies the spirit of the era with its captivating blend of fashion and art.