The most expensive tank top you have ever seen and that has ever existed, originally retailing for a staggering $3,500. This is early Decarnin at Balmain—minimalist in silhouette, maximalist in texture. The base is crafted from a lightweight ribbed cotton, with the front panel carrying the entire weight of the piece. It is completely hand-embroidered with bugle beads, pearl-like beads, and sequins in a symmetrical, fan-like pattern that radiates upward and downward from the center. The top features a trim of faceted rhinestones, followed by a dense fringe of pearl strands, and the hem is finished with a heavy metal chain. While the white version of this embroidery was featured on the runway, this black variant is significantly rarer and delivers a much sharper visual impact due to the high contrast. In excellent condition. The only other active listing worldwide is currently priced at $2,500.