Sophie Gimbel

Circa 1980 France Dress and jacket set Nina Ricci from the 80s in red cotton ottoman printed with white dots. Sheath dress with 2 pockets in bias on the hips. Bustier with lapels a...

A fabulous 2 piece skirt suit from Moschino. The front of both pieces is comprised of an array of different color and shapes assembled to form a beautiful patchwork. The jacket has...

Brand new with tags CHIRSTIAN DIOR romper / jumpsuit in rare Size 14 ! Soft cotton lipstick red fabric buttons up the front, and at each breast pocket. ...

Incredibly stunning and highly desirable Giorgio Sant' Angelo designer bodysuit ensemble dating back to the late 1970's. He first hit the fashion scene when Diana Vreeland asked him to design clothing for a desert location shoot that starred Verushka in 1968. This shoot is legendary and his clothing was instantly sought out by all the most fashionable women on the planet. Sant' Angelo was the winner of two Coty Awards and two Council of Fashion Designers of America honors. He has had an entire museum exhibit dedicated to his work and will go down in history as one of the great American designers. This seductive two-piece set is a perfect example of his genius. I love the low-cut plunging draped bodysuit as a wardrobe staple. Would also look fantastic with trousers or jeans! The interior is a stretch jersey in a matching burgundy hue so when you put it on, the bodysuit molds to your bod in the most comfortable way. The sleeves are cut long and the draped backless bodice flows into the sash which wraps around the waist. Such a smart design! The matching high-waist embroidered fringe maxi skirt finishes the look off effortlessly. Sant' Angelo once said, "I am not a fashion designer but an artist who works in fashion engineer of form." We added many pictures so you can appreciate this masterful achievement. Measurements Bodysuit (varies due to stretch) Bust: 34-38 inches Waist: 26-30 inches Sleeve Length: 24 inches Skirt Waist: 28 inches Hips: up to 42 inches Total Length: 44 inches This vintage Giorgio di Sant...

Oscar de la Renta 2006 runway rich blue silk floral evening ensemble. Beautifully made and designed with a ballerina flair by Oscar de la R...

Circa 1945 France Astonishing tricolor skirt suit in Bar suit style dating from the Liberation of France around 1944/1945. Silk twill or fibranne (?) wove...

Circa 1989 France Yves Saint Laurent Haute Couture skirt and blouse set in red silk crepe and print of black and white roses from the late 1980s. No label set. Silk crepe of the Abr...

Circa 1890 United States Fancy Dress, skirt and bodice for circus, sport (?) or simply American commemoration (?) in vermilion red and grey woolen cheesecloth. Dress in two parts, sleeveless bodice, boat neckline, buttoning in front and cream cotton lining. Plastron bouillonné and pleated falbalas with piping work and buttoned patch pockets in a two-colour process. The skirt has four rows of pleated ruffles and a waistband with pleats in the back for a small pouff. Clasps in the back, side slit pocket and cream glazed chintz...

Circa 1969 France Haute Couture A pant suit by André Courrèges Hyperbole Size O from the late 1960s. Wool knitting and stretch cotton with bouclé woven with black checked on a white background, reminiscent of Vichy motifs or inspired by the graphics of the designer house Taty, as a sign of democratization of Fashion. High-waisted top and short sleeves, underlined with tabs in white serge cotton at the collar, two fake pockets and waistbelt. Closure with matching snap buttons. High-waisted flared trousers, waistbelt and fly in serge cotton closed by snaps. Label Hyperbole Courrèges...

TheRealList presents: a striking dark green power suit designed by Manfred Thierry Mugler for his Fall/Winter 1998 collection, with a similar suit debuting on the season's runway. Th...

TheRealList presents: a sculptural Thierry Mugler skirt suit, designed by Manfred Mugler. From the 1990s, this suit features masterful design and tailoring. The blazer features cut o...

This red chiffon evening ensemble was designed by Stephen Burrows in the 1970's. This evening dress alternative outfit includes a red chiffon tunic with a tiered hemline that ties at the neck, and a pair of high waisted flowing chiffon pants with the same tiered hemline. This outfit can be worn together or each piece can be worn in so many ways as separates. Stephen Burrows was one of the designers chosen for the now called "Battle of Versailles," 1973 fashion...