Bergdorf Goodman

Bergdorf Goodman labeled Art Deco star motif bias slip dress of pinky taupe colored silk crepe with ivory cotton star tulle and embroidered/appliqued sa...

Exceptional vintage RONALD NIVELAIS for BERGDORF GOODMAN strapless blue silk taffeta gown! Flattering ruching detail hides any flaws. Dramatic back, with drapes and pleats. Couture q...

Sexy vintage 90s CD GREENE for BERGDORF GOODMAN gold pailettes sequin bodycon mini dress! Features thousands of hand-sewn matte gold pailettes throghought the entire dress. Simply sl...

Heavy weight woven herringbone wool jacket with genuine Persian lamb fur trim by Ben Zuckerman for Bergdorf Goodman. Stunning construction with hand finished detailing throughout the...

This suit was made in America for Bergdorf Goodman when quality was high and rivaled European couture workmanship. Obviously inspired by a Chanel suit, this mohair brown and black pattern suit. Jacket has beautiful matching yarn fringe trim all around the jacket. The jacket has unique jewelry like buttons with a gold medallion accent. Even 3 per sleeve! Beautifully shaped in at waist for flattering silhouette. Fabric not listed, but is definitely a Imported mohair blend. Luxe, soft and warm feeling. Size 10. Skirt measurements: waist 28". Length: 24". Black wool hat...

Akris for Bergdorf Goodman Vintage Goat Suede Leather Jacket - Black Size: US 4 / FR 36 / D 34 Small This rare Akris x Bergdorf Goodman jacket is a luxury collector's piece from th...

Printed cotton vest and trouser ensemble. Fabric button and buttonhole closure on the middle front on the vest and on the trouser + zip closure on the trouser Gold metal coin on the ...

Made for the luxury standards of New York's trendsetting Bergdorf Goodman, this timeless quintessential corseted, shirred, ruched and topstitched "little black dress" was produced by Victor Costa in the 1980s. It was the first U.S. luxury department store to order exclusive special-occasion dresses from this Texan designer and subsequently to give him a namesake in-store boutique. He soon became associated with the feminine glamorous gowns worn by "PYT" (Costa-speak for pretty young things) on the Dallas-based television-series "Dynasty", which idealized status-conscious Texan women mostly via fashion and drama involving actress Joan Collins. With a strapless curvaceous sweetheart neckline, narrow sinuous folds of crepe silk-blend jersey cross diagonally below the decollete, while contrasting vertical ruching defines the seven bones of the invisible corset structure that is fully lined on the interior. Under the bust in front below the empire-like peaked high waist, the fitted tucked underlay of the cocktail dress wraps around the back to end as an overlay in front, where the opening on the left side extends to the bodice like a discreet slit. The freely hanging bias-cut overlay in front is gathered underneath each breast for a forgiving central drape that adds additional curves to make the wearer's torso underneath appear in sleek condition despite a potentially less than ideal figure. The dress closes with a concealed zipper in the center of the back, with exterior hook-and-eye fastening to narrow the waist. There is a second concealed hook-and-eye fastener at the top of the zipper. Although the only remaining tag is the Costa/Bergdorf label, it is a contemporary U.S.-size 8, which will also suit a large-busted size 6 or a svelte size 10. Now 88 years old, Victor Costa (b.1935) became widely known by the 1980s in The States for perfecting affordable luxurious gowns that could be mistaken for one-of-a-kind flamboyant designs by foreign couturiers Christian Lacroix, Arnold Scaasi, Oscar de la Renta or Valentino Garavani. Early on, the avid female sketcher...