Max Nugus Haute Couture

This is a rare Escada vintage blazer with geometric designs reminiscent of Thierry Mugler's style! This pale blue jacket has dramatic dark blue triangles at the waist and under the c...

Eat your greens and wear your greens you green goddess!! This is a highly detailed embroidered and quilted Sara Drower duster! She used a fun vegetable print...

This beautiful black windowpane plaid wool, cotton, polyamide blend Sonia Rykiel designer vintage blazer is from the 1980s. The jacket is fully lined and has nice detailed front pockets. This nicely fitted blazer buttons...

This is a fabulous vintage Escada blouse designed by Margaretha Ley for Escada in the 1980's. The blue, purple and pink silk blouse has an abstra...

Look 8 from Missoni Fall 2011 Missoni sleeveless floor length dress with a fitted upper and flared skirt Missoni knit in varying shades of dusky pink, beige, blue, white and grey Raw...

Own a major slice of celebrity and film history. Madonna wore this extraordinary ivory beaded couture gown for her portrayal of Eva Perón in the unforgettable 1996 film "Evita". Madonna campaigned to play the role of Evita and used her popstar status to acquire it. Many other actresses were considered to play the role such as Elaine Paige, Liza Minnelli, Cher and Meryl Streep. The film was a huge success for Madonna, who up until this time had not fared well in her acting exploits. Madonna even won a Best Actress Golden Globe Award for her performance as the First Lady of Argentina. Madonna wears this gorgeous gown in the scenes at the Inaugural Ball as she dances and movingly sings the song, "High Flying, Adored." The fabric itself is a masterpiece; high quality silk satin that has been heavily adorned with hand set red jewels, pearls, rhinestones and glass beads. I love the chic cut-out neckline which rests on the collarbone and scoops low in the back. The gown flows into an hourglass nipped waist where it breaks into a unique zig-zag design. The piece work to create the skirting in particular is extraordinary. The yard and yards of luxurious silk satin personify the feminine ideal in clothing. We photographed the garment with and without a petticoat so you can see the true fullness. Not only was this gown an iconic look for the character but Madonna was also featured in the October 1996 issue of Vogue magazine wearing this gown. The gown was originally made for the actress Carol Lawrence and then worn by actress Daryl Hannah while accompanying John F. Kennedy, Jr. to meet the Queen of England. We were thrilled to find a picture of this meeting as well. With Madonna worn garments fetching extremely high prices at auction (her 'Desperately Seeking Susan...

Vibrant green and white abstract watercolor André Courrèges maxi dress dating back to his 1974 spring-summer collection. Courreges launched his Space-Age collection in 1964. The shap...

This is a lovely 1990's vintage Moschino Cheap and Chic floral lace dress that is lined in the body, with sheer cap sleeves. The edges are scalloped, and it closes with a zipper up t...

This unworn Valentino black one shoulder stretchy ribbed top is really incredible! The top comes with its original Valentino and store tag indicating it was sold for $1470 at Stanley Korshak...

Circa 1955/1960 France Elegant Haute Couture skater coat by Jacques Heim dating from the early 1960s. Coat in wool mottled blue-king chevron effect. Collar, bottom of coat and flap...

Great transitional dress in cream knit by Italian designer Laura Biagiotti. Best known for her sumptuous knits this dress fits like a glove and can be worn dressed up or down. In exc...

Presenting a fabulous beige Gucci tank top, designed by Tom Ford. From the early 2000s, this incredible ruched top is made complete with an exposed back...