Jonathan Simkhai Rnwy $15K Embroidered Jumpsuit with Dramatic Removeable Train
By Valentino
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Offered new with tags Jonathan Simkhai jumpsuit with removable train. As seen on the runway of the Resort Collection. A different and distinct creation for special occasion dress...
NWT Antonio Berardi "Finale" Jumpsuit with Dramatic Train Red Carpet Dressing
By Antonio Berardi, Alexander McQueen
Located in Los Angeles, CA
In this 2013 “Finale Tuxedo Jumpsuit with Train” is a design inspired by the tabard cady gown which is a signature silhouette that Antonio Berardi does remarkably well. Jumpsuit ...
Early Claude Montana Midnight Navy Suit with Modified Train
By Claude Montana
Located in Oradell, NJ
This is a fabulous and early Claude Montana midnight navy, Size 8, two piece suit with a modified train, made in Italy. The outfit is masterfully constructed and very detailed with ...
Victorian Purple & White Printed Silk Bodice & Skirt with Slight Train
Located in Oradell, NJ
This is a striking Victorian, purple and white printed silk bodice and matching skirt trimmed in black velvet ribbon. The bodice is fitted with hooks and eyes for closure. It is li...
DRIES VAN NOTEN creme silk print top and bustle skirt with long train
By Dries van Noten
Located in Kingston, NY
DRIES VAN NOTEN creme silk print top and bustle skirt with long train. From an important collection. Size 36
Pierre Cardin Vintage 80's One Shoulder Pouf Dress with Detachable Train
By Pierre Cardin
Located in Cloverdale, CA
Pierre Cardin Vintage 80's Purple One Shoulder Evening Dress with Detachable Train. This is so fun, the train zips off. This is so pretty, looks better on live model. Size 42 Bust ...
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