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Breathtaking Galanos couture large-scale butterfly print nude silk chiffon dress set dating back to his 1969 collection. Dedication to excellence in craftsmanship and design was the ...

A breathtaking Nolan Miller Couture unworn with tags embroidered silk organza sculpted bridal gown dating back to the early 1990's. Nolan Miller was an acclaimed costume designer bes...

Own a major slice of celebrity and film history! Madonna wore this extraordinary ivory beaded couture gown for her portrayal of Eva Perón in the unforgettable 1996 film "Evita". Madonna campaigned to play the role of Evita and used her popstar status to acquire it. Many other actresses were considered to play the role such as Elaine Paige, Liza Minnelli, Cher and Meryl Streep. The film was a huge success for Madonna, who up until this time had not fared well in her acting exploits. Madonna even won a Best Actress Golden Globe Award for her performance as the First Lady of Argentina. Madonna wears this gorgeous gown in the scenes at the Inaugural Ball as she dances and movingly sings the song, "High Flying, Adored." The fabric itself is a masterpiece; high quality silk satin that has been heavily adorned with hand set red jewels, pearls, rhinestones and glass beads. I love the chic cut-out neckline which rests on the collarbone and scoops low in the back. The gown flows into an hourglass nipped waist where it breaks into a unique zig-zag design. The piece work to create the skirting in particular is extraordinary. The yard and yards of luxurious silk satin personify the feminine ideal in clothing. We photographed the garment with and without a petticoat so you can see the true fullness. Not only was this gown an iconic look for the character but Madonna was also featured in the October 1996 issue of Vogue magazine wearing this gown. With Madonna worn garments fetching extremely high prices at auction (her 'Desperately Seeking Susan...

Ethereal Harry Cooper designer ivory-creme gown dating back to the 1940's Old Hollywood era of glamour. Definitely something Lana Turner or Veronica La...

An ethereal 1970's British custom couture ivory gown that effortlessly mixes the bohemian vibe with 1930's Old Hollywood glamour. I definitely think this beauty would make an epic bridal look. The fabrics used work absolutely perfect together; a semi-sheer cotton gauze blend mixed with netted filet lace and thick corded crochet lace. The bodice is framed with gorgeous scalloped trim and the prettiest winged flutter sleeves. This figure flattering gown with a flirty low backside accentuates the waist while skimming the hips with yards and yards of skirting. The knotted fringe detail adds such fantastic depth and texture. It is impeccably hand crafted and on the level of modern day couture. Here is a show-stopper with attitude and elegant. Measurements Bust: 32-36 inches (varies due to design) Waist: 26 inches Hips: Free Sweep Total Length: 62 inches This 1970's custom couture gown...

TheRealList presents: a bright psychedelic print Gianni Versace Couture dress, designed by Donatella Versace. From the Fall/Winter 2002 collection, a variation of this dress debuted ...

Ethereal 1950's Anne Verdi designer champagne lace hourglass cocktail dress from the Old Hollywood era of glamour! The fabric itself is a masterpiece; hi...

Sexy early 2000s Y2K TULEH, by BRYAN BRADLEY red silk jersey one shoulder heavily beaded toga Grecian cocktail dress! Features thousands of...

Beautifully perfected KORNHAUSER 1940s burnt orange crepe rayon beaded evening dress! Warm burnt orange color, with thousands of hand-sewn beads, sequins and rhinestones on the front...

Fabulous early 1970s lightweight wool boho chic paisley print maxi dress! Features a red background with vibrant hues of blue, green, yellow and orange throughout. Open back reveals ...

TheRealList presents: an exceptionally rare beige mini beaded Gucci dress, designed by Tom Ford. This stunner was present in four looks on the Fall/Winter 1997 runway paired with For...

With its stunning grey chartreuse watercolor floral print cotton and flawless "new look" silhouette, this Emma Domb dress has the casual elegance the 1950's were known for. The artisanship alone is so alluring. The bodice is a beautiful fully-boned shelf bust strapless. I adore the curved pleatwork. An hourglass drop-waist flows into a gorgeous two-toned built it sash design. The full circle-skirt finishes this dress off with a classic romantic vibe. Stylish, feminine luxury will never go out of style. Measurement Bust: 33-34 inches Waist: 26 inches Hips: Free Sweep Length top to waist: 10 inches Length waist to hem: 34 inches This Emma Domb designer garden dress...