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Known for his opulent and theatrical designs, French designer Christian Lacroix launched his first Haute Couture collection in 1987. Drawing inspiration from history and folklore, hi...

According to Muccia, the Prada 2004 Fall/Winter collection “…was a dream of extreme romanticism,” inspired by “the idea of eighteenth-century painting, with video games.” This dream ...

John Galliano is notable for his zany designs. From mixing wild prints in unconventional ways to garments made out of sheer parody, Galliano undoubtedly maintains his position throug...

Season after season, Gucci maintains its status of luxury and as a cultural trendsetter with fun, upbeat designs. For their 85th anniversary in 2007, Gucci showcased a collection tha...

The 1976 Russian Collection is perhaps one of Yves Saint Laurent’s most renowned collections. Drawing international inspiration from the traditional Russian and Balkan cultures, YSL ...

Jean Paul Gaultier’s designs always have a particular erotic drama to them. From his cone-bra corset designed for Madonna, Gaultier tends to create garments that convey an apocalyptic, deconstructionist aesthetic. Gaultier has a number of lines ranging from haute couture to childrenswear. His unapologetic styles dash his clothing with a hint of avant-garde but is what makes him so popular amongst bold celebrities such as Rihanna and Gaga. Reflective of Gaultier’s signature aesthetic this ca. 2000 skirt is made from a combination of blush rib-knit cotton and a faded pink, silk crinkle chiffon. The rib-knit forms the skirt yoke to which the chiffon is attached in jagged arches at hip level. A warped waistline questions the finesse of the dress that is contrasted by the chandelier draping of the skirts handkerchief hem which is finished by the chiffon being tied into knots. This Gaultier design is eerie as it conveys a delicate yet distressed sentiment. Size estimate: S Measurements: Waist: 27 inches Hips: 36 inches Length: 33 inches to 44 inches at the bottom of the knot. This cotton knit, and silk chiffon skirt is fitted throughout the hip and releases into a bohemian fluidity. It is unlined and rests at hip level and the waistline is lined with an elastic to stabilize the knit and to secure the skirt to the body. The skirt can be slipped over the head or simply stepped into. Professionally cleaned and pressed, this JPG skirt...

Miuccia Prada is a fascinating designer for many reasons, but notably, her ability to offer range with poise and ease keeps her designs relevant and desirable. Setting aside the cura...

Azzedine Alaïa was notably one of the most talented designers of his day. Having cut his teeth working for Thierry Mugler and Dior, Alaïa himself designed garments with immaculate fit and a sexy yet romantic flair. From his Spring 2000 collection, the gored maxi skirt is made from a viscose blend black chenille fabric. Following the vertical seams, the skirt has been embroidered with green vines that whimsically move towards the hem blossoming into flowers of daisy white and poppy red. Sitting low on the waist, this skirt has an overall straight silhouette finishing however with a full sweeping hem. Here, each panel has a slight scallop that gives the skirt additional interest in motion. The folksy skirt is effortlessly beautiful and is perfect for a casual affair or an adventure on the town! Included here is an editorial shot of the pink version of the skirt photographed by Gilles Bensimon...

A fabulous and fun Michaele Vollbrach 1980s skirt. Done in a soft cotton the top layer is a bright canary yellow with colorful brush strokes in blue, red and purple, the bottom lay...

An exquisite fashion find, this Comme des Garçons skirt is a uniquely pretty take on avant-garde design. Part of the Japanese label’s spring/summer 2007 collection, it was inspired b...

True to Yves Saint Laurent’s aesthetic of bright color combinations and light-hearted prints, the couture designer paid homage to the post-impressionist painter Henri Matisse and cub...

Lace is a remarkably traditional craft and fabric that has been a staple of couture for centuries. Typically seen as a quintessentially docile and feminine textile, in 2008, Prada of...

Countercultural styles in the 1970s were iconic and revolutionary in the realm of fashion. Bohemian and neo-aesthetic dress trickled up from the subversive youth cultures to the cout...

Born in 1938 in Hiroshima, Japan, Issey Miyake throughout his career became a beacon of merging modernist elements of both Eastern and Western culture. Having trained extensively in Parisian couture houses, Miyake came to open his own studio in Japan in 1970. His focus was creating fashions with an experimental approach, most notably with his iconic usage of pleating. Made in lavish jewel tones of sapphire, emerald, and antiqued copper, this skirt incorporates unconnected rows of satin ribbons pleated in sections to compose this 1996 skirt...

Art and fashion tend to coincide. In 2012, Rodarte took inspiration from a variety of artistic techniques from impressionism to cubism. Rodarte throughout the years has embraced a cr...

Issey Miyake is acclaimed for his awe-inspiring avant-garde designs that frequently make use of pleating and interesting plays with space and volume. While Issey Miyake continues to create incredible sculptural designs, the 1990s boasted some of his most iconic work. This skirt is made from a copper brown micro-pleated fabric that has been assembled along a spiral with an overall pencil silhouette. From a thin waistband, the skirt gently hugs the hips and then begins its spiral descent. The angle of the seaming paired with the pleats showcases a soft gleam that elevates this skirt’s futuristic aesthetic. At the hem, the spiral is ended with a creative flourish adding an element of surprise to the design. Done in all black with a minimal design, this skirt is an easy yet creative way to add an element of interest to an outfit for almost any occasion. This skirt also has a corresponding dress version that was worn by Mary Kate Olsen...

The designer of this skirt is unknown, but that makes it no less spectacular. Featuring an absolutely gorgeous bamboo and leaf print in rich green hues on ivory silk dupioni, the cus...

Plaids were popularized in Saint Laurent’s collections from the late 1960s to the early 70s. Appearing most frequently in skirts, the colorful plaids for Rive Gauche reimagined tradi...

Bright colors and floral motifs were staples of James Galanos’ aesthetic. Whether it be a sophisticated gown or an on-the-go sportswear ensemble, Galanos frequently carried over this aesthetic to maintain a feminine flair for his younger and more mature audiences. Done in a poppy red embossed cotton, this 1980s mini skirt...

This is a fabulous YSL silk flamenco skirt. Made of fine lightweight airy silk chiffon that feels incredible against the body. I love the midnight bla...

Brightly colored checker print skirt in lightweight, ultra soft silk. Banded waist with light pleating.Side Pockets. Hidden side zip closure. Maxi Length. Lined. In excellent conditi...

Known for his use of bold colors and eccentric prints, Emilio Pucci was inspired by the world around him, especially his home country of Italy. The prints he designed allowed for exciting and unique options on comfortable, easy to maintain fabrics making clothing by Pucci to be loved by women of all backgrounds, especially the modern jet-setters. Emblematic of these features, this 1960s Pucci maxi skirt...

Like many prominent designers before her, Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Garçons has a penchant for making sculptural wearable art with an emphasis on volume. This aesthetic choice greatly influences her fabrication choices making tulle one of her go-to textiles especially in the 90s and early 2000s. Made from layered metallic gold tulle...

Season after season, Gucci maintains its status of luxury and as a cultural trendsetter with fun, upbeat designs. For their 85th anniversary in 2007, Gucci showcased a collection tha...

A remarkable talent of 21st century design, Dries Van Noten quickly captivated the world of fashion with his equally wearable and conceptual garments. Opening his Paris boutique in 2007 and then recognized by CFDA in 2008, Van Noten’s Fall 2008 collection stands as a monument to the designer’s growing acclaim. Implementing his signature abstract florals and unique color stories, the collection gave a psychedelic ethnic mood that is encompassed in this pleated, sheer, silk skirt. Sitting promptly at the waist with an austere black waist band, the delicate skirt is a sensory explosion of colors featuring tones of yellow ochre, mauve, red, and blue-green. The print rhythmically moves with the pleats slightly accentuating the hips as it moves into the dynamic, calf-length handkerchief hem. A vintage aura adds a particular charm to the seemingly futuristic print...

Clothing is all about turning the two-dimensional into 3-dimensional. Through innovative techniques and fabric manipulation, Issey Miyake never fails to deliver interesting ways to m...

Issey Miyake has a unique architectural aesthetic mixing concepts that typically would be avoided by most designers. Fine, micro-pleating, one of his favorites, is incorporated into ...

Naples-born designer Alessandro Dell’Acqua made his mark of the fashion scene in 1996 in Milan. Dell’Acqua’s design style can be described as tailored ...

An iconic and collectable skirt from the Prada resort 2012 collection. Creme and graphite Kissing Lips print throughout. Comes with matching silk lips printed belt. Hidden zip clo...

This sculptural, pleated and color block piece is multifunctional. Shown as a skirt or wear it as a poncho/top, and drape to your desired look. When worn as a top can fit a small thr...

A business guru by original trade, American designer James Purcell established a well-respected career in fashion for some time. Despite coming from a background in finance and the M...

The Mod style is one of the most iconic fashion eras. Rising in the late 1950s to 1960s, the Mod style grew out of the rising British youth culture and were characterized by juvenile silhouettes, and soft coordinated colors. The Mod style is emblematic of an easy cool and a carefree lifestyle. This midi length jersey wrap skirt features a polka-dot print of lavender, lilac, and royal purple dots trimmed in white on a black ground. The chunky dot shapes are reminiscent of the headlights on the iconic Mod Vespa motor scooters that likely inspired this 1970s design. The skirt along the front, and at the waistband is bordered in a royal purple that provides necessary balance as the dot pattern snakes across the skirt in a dynamic diagonal route. Additionally, the wild print is made more extreme by the waist pleats that impart an additional layer of undulation to the design. With a rather straight silhouette, this skirt mixes classic lines with a vibrant monochromatic print. Size estimate: XS/S Measurements: Waist: 24 inches Hips: 36 inches Length: 35.5 inches Made of smooth poly jersey and lined in a purple poly crepe, this skirt is a fun, classic, and quirky vintage style. Through the hips it has a traditional pencil skirt fit that flares slightly as it goes to the hem. On the waistband, the skirt can be fitted and adjusted with hidden snaps and a two-toned mauve and crème coloured button. This unlabelled vintage wrap skirt...

A Fabulous feather printed Pucci Outfit. Loving the color combination. of the bright Fuschia background with the print in blues, black and gold. The Blouse is a lightweight wool, wi...

Ivory and Linen dots and circles patterned maxi skirt. Two front hidden slit pockets. waistband is lined and Back metal zip with hook and eye closures. The skirt is labeled wit...

Divine silky Missoni blouson top with a matching midi skirt. Multi- Color metallics with silver threading.