Natalia Vodianova has put LVMH prize semifinalist, designer Dilara Findikoglu, in the spotlight. The supermodel wore a bold red dress by the young Turkish talent to her 35th birthday party last night in Paris. According to Vodianova’s Instagram, she had discovered Findikoglu’s look at the LVMH prize celebration for the 21 semifinalists the day before her birthday celebration. At the last minute, she chose to wear the piece over a slinky, red Alexandre Vauthier dress.

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The dress was from Findikoglu’s Central Saint Martins’s 2015 graduate collection. “It represented Eve’s Garden of Eden,” wrote the designer via email. According to Findikoglu, the dress took nearly three weeks to make and includes materials such as pony skin and crocodile-embossed patent leather. As for the embellishments cascading down the front of the coat, those are real flowers—orchids, roses, and leucospermum—that have been chemically preserved. Findikoglu is known for her subversive views on feminism and religion, and made some provocative additions to the dress: casts of nipples and a vagina made out of epoxy resin were among the flowers that decorated the look.

This isn’t the first time a celebrity has worn a piece from Findikoglu’s collections. Others include Grimes, FKA twigs, and model Adwoa Aboah. And given that Vodianova shared her adoration for the up-and-coming designer to her 1.3 million followers on Instagram, it surely won’t be the last.

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