Philosophy Evening Dresses and Gowns

Chic and flattering late 1950s ELEANOR GREEN for MARY NORTON pink silk crepe short sleeve dress! Features the perfect shade pink with a tailored bodice wit...

Roberto Cavalli S/S 2004 Floral Abstract Print Asymmetric Dress Size XS

LOVE LALI VINTAGE A very pretty and very rare white lace bustier dress from Dolce & Gabbana, featuring a lace trimmed balconette bra that is attached on the inside with adjustab...

A gorgeous silk long skirt with yellow, green and white abstract shapes including glowers and leaves on a brown background from John Galliano for Christian Dior. It is semi fitted t...

This original 1960s oriental dress, complete with intricate frog fastenings, has been made using the most gorgeous shade of heavy green silk satin. The high mandarin collar fastens a...

LOVE LALI VINTAGE A breathtaking vintage gown. I would estimate this to be from around the late 90's. It has a pale blue lining which is overlayed with a sheer turquoise layer that ...

INCREDIBLE VERSACE GRECIAN GODDESS WHITE SILK BEADED EVENING GOWN Gorgeous off-white evening gown inspired by the Grecian goddesses by VE...

A striking "Verde Veronica" evening gown crafted from a refined black stretch fabric, featuring a feminine and dramatic silhouette that evokes the glamorous aesthetic of Italian fash...

White cotton guipure and lace wedding dress. Zip closure on the middle back. Rayon or acetate lining ( not inside the sleeve) Front lenght = 136cm Back lenght = 146cm SIZE 36 /S

Designed by Alexander McQueen for the fall/winter 2009 collection. Red and black knit houndstooth pattern, in various sizes to accentuate the figure with a slight optical illusion ef...

Valentino's red gown is cut from luxurious silk-crepe - it fits beautifully and is unlined to enhance the fluid feel. The ankle-length dress flutters gracefully as you walk, so maxim...

Les Habitudes / Eavis & Brown Couture created in an England atelier entirely by hand Vintage 1990's Grey, blue, green, ivory, a hint of beige, the color is probably best described as...