A 100% silk spaghetti-strap dress in a vivid orange, red, and green paisley print; the kind of saturated, pattern-forward piece that defined Tracy Feith's approach to resort and warm-weather dressing at its most joyful and confident. The New York-based designer who built his reputation through his Tribeca boutique in the late 1990s and early 2000s, became a cult figure for his ability to translate global textile traditions, particularly Indian and Indonesian prints. His effortlessly wearable, bohemian-luxe silhouettes that attracted a devoted following among the fashion-literate.
