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Done in wool crepe fabric, unlined. The jacket closes with pewter mirror buttons. Pockets on jacket and pants. Size: 38 FR / 6 US Size estimate: S/M Measurements jacket: shoulders...

Stunning Michael Kors runway look #55 gown with a cut-out front and large cut-out open back. This is the gown version of that runway look, just longer and better!! Done in brown sil...

Chanel runway fall 1997 jacket and pants set. Cropped jacket with chenille trim in brown, burgundy, orange, and turquoise. Lightly padded shoulders, gunmet...

Prada runway look #41 . Done in a beige silk organza, the blouse is transparent with a black ribbon trim, choker, fabric button fastenings, and caplet sleeves. Some color bleed & co...

1970s Bill Blass for Bergdorf Goodman evening gown. Done in an exquisite black fabric, that drapes beautifully. The bodice is boned. concealed back zip closure. Excellent condition...

From the Spring 2015 collection, with the 125th anniversary label. Done in a viscose & elastane blend, which allows for a beautiful drape and some stretch. The top portion is a doub...

An exceptional Giorgio Armani jacket that was purchased for over $12k. Completely embellished with sequins and crystals, intricate details with organza layers, and layered beaded sle...

Pucci spring 2007 Runway look #2 Done in a linen cotton and silk blend with brocade trim and mirror buttons. Side pockets and fully lined. In excellent condition. Size: 40 FR 8/10 ...

Runway look #32 and in Prada's campaign that season. New with tags done in silk with silk velvet floral pattern, fully lined. Exceptional and gorgeous!! Size: 40 IT/ 4 US Measurem...

Moroccan-born designer Alber Elbaz is remembered as much for his love of people as he is for his astounding talent and creative philosophy. Credited with revitalizing the French fashion house of Lanvin where he served as creative director for fourteen years, he preferred to think of himself as a storyteller, working with “intuition, instinct, and joy.” Widely beloved and admired, the soft-spoken Elbaz lamented in an interview for Vogue how technology was changing the face of fashion, with the emphasis shifting from how designs felt in person to how they appeared on a screen. Referring to himself as “just Alber” the designer explained that one of his intentions with fashion was “to elevate people, to make them dream." The beauty of his legacy lies not only in the remarkable garments he designed but also in the spirit of them, his work conveying a certain depth of feeling that often shines through the wearer, emphasizing his belief that “the real Haute Couture is when you work with a person.” As seen as look #6 on that season’s runway, this beautiful gown from his 2012 Lanvin Resort Collection speaks for itself. Done in metallic lame silk featuring artfully arranged patterns of silver, gold, and deep purple stripes, this billowy dress is glamorous and comfortable at once. The bodice is introduced with thin gold spaghetti straps and a straight neckline, creating a languid chic effect that continues throughout and is complemented by two concealed side pockets. The oversized, elastic-fitted waist flows into a magnificently draped, supermodel-length long skirt that cascades past the ankles and moves beautifully with the wearer. Size estimate: SML Size: 36 FR Measurements: Bust: 34 inches Waist: elastic stretches to 30 inches Hips: Full Length: 67 inches long This incredible gown exudes a seductive goddess glam chic that is further enhanced by its dramatic length, volume, and glimmering lame thread, giving the eye something new to appreciate at each angle. The beauty of this dress lies in its simplicity, the classic silhouette and open décolletage proving the perfect medium to deliver an unforgettable dress that can easily be worn to a museum gala or beach wedding...

The 1980s and Yves Saint Laurent are an iconic pair. Capturing the 80s culture, YSL had a talent for designing for the everyday woman but also making sure that she stood out whether ...

The 1976 Russian Collection is perhaps one of Yves Saint Laurent’s most renowned collections. Drawing international inspiration from the traditional Russian and Balkan cultures, YSL ...

One of the most notable French designers of the 1960s alongside the likes of Cardin and Courregès, Emanuel Ungaro stood out with his loud color combinations and eccentric prints. W...

Gilles Mendel apprenticed with his father in their family’s famous Paris atelier before stepping into the role of creative director in 1981. Known for their luxury furs, Gilles expanded J. Mendel with the launch of his first ready-to-wear collection in 2002, and has since evolved the house to include a bridal line, accessories, and home decor. Gilles was awarded the prestigious CFDA award in 2003, and his designs have been worn by royalty and hollywood stars including the likes of Nicole Kidman and Olivia Munn. This J. Mendel coat exudes the luxurious sophistication the house is known for. Done in chartreuse green fur that feels like mink, this coat is a beautiful study in color and texture. The coat is meticulously constructed out of subtly contrasting strips of fur that create a pleasing visual pattern of their own while accentuating the natural lines of the body. It falls from unstructured shoulders to a mini length above the knee in a flared black and white leather hem that offers a gorgeous contrast of color. Size estimate: X Small/ Small Shoulders: no defined shoulder seams Sleeves: measured from the neckline: 18 inches Bust: 34 inches Waist: 32 inches Hips: 34 inches Length: 32 inches The simple yet chic fitted A-line silhouette, jewel neckline, and three quarter length sleeves allows the fur and leather to take center stage. Complete with side pockets, this colorblock coat...

Miuccia Prada is a fascinating designer for many reasons, but notably her ability to offer range with a poise and ease keeps her designs relevant and desirable. Setting aside the curated storylines and the collaborations, Spring 2010 Prada dared to design with a simple yet ingenious inspiration of business meets beach. This top is made from a lustrous pewter silk with a detailed beach print...

Garments by James Galanos were explicitly designed to capture an audience. Having designed for some of the most prominent women of his time, Galanos often incorporated rich colors, glamorous sparkles, and of course, sumptuous furs to take his looks to the next level. Created in 1982, this ensemble is likely a custom couture set consisting of a matching jacket and dress...

Known for drawing inspiration from Gucci’s heritage collections, creative director Frida Giannini oversaw the opening of the Gucci Museum in 2011, and notably created a line of popul...

Elegant, sophisticated, and classic are all words to describe the exciting yet austere work of Proenza Schouler. However, the Resort 2016 collection brought a dose of tropical flair ...

Bob Mackie is commonly regarded as one of the world’s most prolific costume designers with his designs gracing stages and screens all over the globe. He famously designed for the lik...

Of all the textile designers of the twentieth century, few had as impressive a roster of clients as Gustav Zumsteg for Abraham of Switzerland. Cristobal Balenciaga, Hubert de Givench...

French fashion designer Guy Laroche was known for his elaborate evening dresses and tailored suits. Beloved by young Parisiennes and American fashion designers alike, he designed clo...

Oscar de la Renta is one of the most iconic names in fashion. His luxurious and versatile designs evolved over decades inspiring awe and showcasing the beauty of the women who wore them. Known for his superb evening and bridal gowns, de la Renta is a fashion staple for a classic, sophisticated look. Done in a sumptuous navy blue satin, this fall 1992 skirt suit...

The late Karl Lagerfeld is undoubtedly one of the most renowned fashion designers of the 20th and 21st centuries. Having served as creative director of multiple fashion houses simult...

Known for his opulent and theatrical designs, French designer Christian Lacroix launched his first Haute Couture collection in 1987. Drawing inspiration from history and folklore, hi...

Best known for his high-end, feminine silhouettes, French haute couture designer Hubert de Givenchy rose to international acclaim during the 1960s by creating signature looks for actress Audrey Hepburn. Although Givenchy began experimenting with bolder colors and pattern options around the 1980s, his designs maintain a classic romantic elegance. This Givenchy jacket is done in a gorgeous couture-level crème silk that has a light texture to it. The jacket has lots of fabric and is cut and draped to perfection. It falls from lightly padded shoulders to an overlapping hem at the upper thigh in a youthful swing silhouette. The jacket begins with a flattering deep V neckline and wide sleeves that fall several inches above the wrists. The lower portion of the front of the jacket is gently pleated at the diagonal seams that mirror the neckline, which are further defined by pockets at each hip. Size estimate: MED/LRG Fit notes: (can work on a smaller frame for an oversized fit Photographed a size 4 mannequin) Measurements: Bust: 48 Waist: 54 Length: 31 at the front and gradually increase at length in back to 34 inches Pleating at the back of the jacket adds more volume to the silhouette while imbuing the jacket with a relaxed femininity. A sensational addition to the discerning fashion lover’s wardrobe, this beautiful jacket can easily be styled with a chic monochromatic ensemble and is the perfect outerwear choice for a wedding, gala, or special occasion. This vintage Givenchy jacket...

Emilio Pucci is a legendary master of prints. While his signature consists of vibrant, psychedelic prints that are creatively unrivaled, the house has made efforts to streamline and ...

Named after the notorious Miuccia Prada herself, Miu Miu is a women’s luxury brand that sets trends and presents fashion in a more contemporary and youthful way. The 2016 Spring collection offered insight into Prada’s eclectic approach to fashion with an array of looks that ranged from black and white silk prints to sheer negligees and tutus paired with crystal heeled python boots and satin ballet...

Founded in 2002, Proenza Schouler is a luxury women’s ready-to-wear and accessory brand based in New York. The unique name is a combination of the two head designers’, Jack McCulloug...

In her prime, Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel mingled amongst the elite. Having funded many of her ventures through her capacity the mistress of wealthy businessmen of the time, Chanel’s cli...

Pauline Trigère a prominent figure in putting American designers on the map. Like many of the acclaimed French couturiers, she was an expert at tailoring and had an eye for interest...

Known for his whimsical designs, Creative Director Alessandro Michele revolutionized Gucci with his flair for drama and lf mixing traditional house codes with contemporary fashion. I...

Legendary Canadian designer Arnold Scaasi opened his first couture salon in 1964. Known for his feminine, glamorous, and colorful designs, he received many prestigious fashion honors including a CFDA Lifetime Achievement award and a Coty award. He designed dresses for first ladies and Hollywood stars including the likes of Laura Bush, Elizabeth Taylor, Joan Crawford, and Barbara Striesand, and his work has been featured in renowned museums worldwide. This sensational off-the-shoulder dress embodies what was great about Scassi’s work. Done in scarlet red silk, this jaw-droppingly beautiful dress exudes a compelling aura of old Hollywood glamor. The bodice begins with a deep off-the-shoulder V neckline that frames the delecotage. The interior of the bodice is boned to maintain its long corset...

The designer of this dress is unknown, but that makes it no less captivating. Done in a synthetic metallic knit, this beautiful maxi dress hits all the right notes. The dress feature...

Issey Miyake is acclaimed for his awe-inspiring avant-garde designs that frequently make use of pleating and interesting plays with space and volume. While Issey Miyake continues to ...

Every girl needs her accessories, and no designer made that clearer than Yves Saint Laurent. From hats to handbags, YSL created just the additions in the right way to add a little mo...

A brown leather Yves Saint Laurent hat. Excellent condition Measurements: Brim: 3 and 1/4 inches Crown height: 4 inches Inner circumference: 21.5 inches

Etro black and white graphic print arm warmers. The top is trimmed in weasel fur. These can be worn higher up on the arm or over the hand and use the optional thumb hole. Excellent c...

Prada is no stranger to interesting prints and incorporating fun artworks in their designs. The S/S 2000 collection reigns as one of the brand’s most notable instances. This collecti...

Brown leather and gold grommet detail Yves Saint Laurent belt Excellent condiiton Size estimate: XS/S Measurements: Width at center widest point: 4.3/4 inches Narrowest width close ...

An exquisite early 1950s Christian Dior turban hat. Done in a soft silk chiffon in shades of taupe, beige, and light golden ivory. The fabric is ...

A Beautiful and unused Yves Saint Laurent heart-shaped compact with emerald green crystal rhinestones on the lid of the compact. Mirror inside Made in France. Gold plated From the 1...

Creating beautiful clothes that channel a certain fantastic dreaminess has long been Rodarte’s calling card. Rodarte’s designs are held in permanent collections at world-class museum...

Hailed as “the master of us all” by Christian Dior, Cristóbal Balenciaga was known for his masterful skill with fabric and graceful garments which radically influenced the silhouette...

Known for his whimsical designs, Creative Director Alessandro Michele revolutionized Gucci with his flair for drama and love of mixing traditional house codes with contemporary fashion. It’s best to expect the unexpected from this designer as he produces collection after collection that surprises and delights. According to Alessandro, his 2020 Resort collection was a “hymn to freedom,” and featured a range of styles that emphasized individuality and personal choice. From that collection, this shirtdress is the perfect blend of modern sophistication and menswear with 1970s undertones. Done in a multicolored silk, the dress features the maximalist Gucci Rhombus...

Over the past several years, Gucci has risen to a monumental status. Their classic and quirky designs have placed the Italian design house at the forefront of luxury brands. From 202...

Prada has a special way of making simplicity elegant and sophisticated. By paying precise attention to the elements of design, Prada’s collections offer balance with a little flair. ...

Prada designs consistently emit a sense of reserved experimentation. Through the mixture of classic silhouettes and meticulous textile techniques, Prada successfully reinvents timeless design staples into contemporary and stylish pieces. Prada’s 2009 Spring collection was nothing short of iconic and featured a provocative array of dresses and ensembles done in crinkled fabrics. As featured on that season’s runway, this gold metal jacket...

Dutch designer Ronald van der Kemp is widely regarded as a creative visionary and a “standard bearer for haute couture.” Each of his RVDK haute cou...

The history of the caftan is a bit uncertain. It is believed to have originated from Turkish culture but appears in many others. In Morocco, it was first worn by men but was eventual...

Stella McCartney’s designs are noted for their simple elegance that at times bring in quirky elements to add a degree of fun. As a designer, McCartney plays with proportion and line ...

Stella McCartney’s designs are noted for their simple elegance that at times bring in quirky elements to add a degree of fun. As a designer, McCartney plays with proportion and line in order to achieve some stunning effects even through simple garments. Her 2003 Fall collection featured an array of satin jackets and silk cocktail dresses, in line with her reputation for delivering refined, youthful looks. As seen as look #18 on that season’s runway, this strapless corset dress...

British fashion designer Stella McCartney is widely considered to be one of modern fashion’s greatest visionaries. She served as the creative director at Chloe for four years and lau...

This fabulous vintage maxi dress hits all the right notes. Done in a light green fabric that feels like a cotton/linen blend, it effortlessly evokes the sensual glamour of the 1950s ...

This Nina Ricci kimono is an effortless way to layer on luxury. The diaphanous beauty is designed from light-as-air black silk featuring a devoré print of gorgeous swirling flowers, vines and leaves. Many of the flowers are dressed up with black metallic accents at their centers, but those glimmering touches aren’t what truly creates the drama in this couture piece. The stunning flowing sleeves do. They rest at the wrists and then cascade down, creating a sinuous arc with the ankle-length hem. Wear the topper open at the front or fasten it at the jewel neckline, which is finished with pretty gathers that help to elegantly frame the face. Size estimate: One size fits most Measurements: Bust: Up to 40 inches Waist: Up to 40 inches Hips: Up to 45 inches Length: 56 inches Sleeve length: 20 inches Sleeve width: 30 inches This Nina Ricci couture...

YSL was one of the more prominent designers to create fashionable, yet functional suiting. Since his controversial release of the women’s smoking suit in...

America designer Pamella Roland has had a fairly recent rise to recognition in the world of fashion. Debuting her first collection only in 2002, Roland’s affinity for sleek, beautifu...

The caftan is a centuries-old garment that has had an international presence. Being a staple garment in the middle-East, northern Africa, and northern Asia, the caftan has been the s...

The 1980s were simultaneously a time of fun-loving glamour and a newfound appreciation for classic lines and tailoring. During this time, the House of Chanel relied on traditional pa...

Coco Chanel herself designed the overlapping double C logo in 1925 and it remains one of the most well-known—and coveted—brand signatures to this day. On this pair of shoes, it appears in miniature as part of all-over pattern on smooth leather. The white-on-black print distinguishes the upper on the mule silhouette. The vamp is long to best display it—and to snugly secure the foot. A rectangular toe box echoes the distinctive heel shape, with its artful curve that is visible from the side and it geometric minimalism that presents itself from the back. The heel’s low height makes it a walking shoe, and a wardrobe basic that can pair with a range of choices. Measurements Size: 35 Heel height: 2.25 inches Insole: 9.5 inches These Chanel logo mules...

White and black leather Chanel square-toe knee-high boots with interlocking CC accents at sides and stacked heels. Includes box. From the Fall 1998 Collection. Excellent condition, ...