1960's SAKS 5TH AVE Pink Floral Brocade Hand Beaded Cocktail Dress Sz 4

This ELIZABETH MASON COUTURE gown is Originally from the 1960s however I reinterpreted with my design team to give in a sexier, more contemporary flare. It is composed of a gold s...

This is a light pink lace strapless gown by Vicky Tiel, from the 1980's. The gown has scattered bead work throughout, a constructed bodice with boning, zipper up the back, pink satin...

This Stavropoulos gown is composed of a bias cut cream silk chiffon. The spaghetti strap design is accentuated by a one shoulder drape. There is a center back zipper closure. Mea...

This Elizabeth Mason Couture gown is composed of a pink mauve silk jersey ('Blush' hue) and features a draped asymmetrical one shoulder design. This effortlessly chic gown can be sty...

This Elizabeth Mason Couture dress features a stylized gathered jersey design with rhinestone strap detail. Made in Beverly Hills. The gown may be fashioned in a variety of color...

This gown is composed of a terracotta hue knit. Features a draped neckline and tea length. In excellent condition. **Please cross-reference measurements ...

A beauty to behold, this original 1930's satin dress rendered in the most sumptuous shade of amber satin, is the perfect statement piece for your special occasion wardrobe. The rou...

This dress is made of finely pleated claret colored silk with silk cording along side seams, and multicolored glass beads threaded through the cording. The beads are amber glass with...

This dress is made of finely pleated sienna colored silk with silk cording along side seams,shoulders and tunic hem with multicolored glass beads threaded through the cording.
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Description: This dress is made of finely pleated shell pink colored silk with silk cording along side seams, and multicolored glass beads threaded through the cording.

A rare 1960's formal dress by important American designer Gertrude Arzt of Huntington Texas. Indian inspired overall pattern in gold thread on a satin/silk morphing color from yello...

Designed by Alexander McQueen for the Spring/Summer 2009 "Natural Dis-tinction, Un-natural Selection" collection. This particular dress was featured on the runway for that season with the print included in numerous garment designs and color palettes. Sleeveless sculptural shift dress. Multicolor kaleidoscope abstract crystal print pattern. V-slit neckline. Center front hemline slit. Large faceted Swarovski crystal embellishments in various sizes at shoulders and center back waistline. Crystals have an intentional distressed look to them, which include scratches at the surfaces, and a silver backing that highlights an aged, and raw reflective appearance. The silk blend of this garment offers a slight sheen to the material. Center back invisible zipper with single hook and eye closure. Fully lined. This dress is recognized as InStyle magazine's 2009 "100 Best Dresses...