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A magnificent 1960s Pierre Cardin cocktail party and evening dress. Fashioned from sheer silk chiffon in ivory with a light green abstract floral print and trimmed at the hem with i...

Introduced to the house in the late 1970s, the butterfly quickly grew as a secondary signature to the Bottega Veneta name. Symbolizing femininity, change, and nature itself, the butt...

Maria Grazia Chiuri is one of the designers of the decade. Her imaginative designs convey a sense of wonder, artistic opulence, and balance. Her creative direction of Valentino in 20...

Gaining commercial success in the 1940s, Mollie Parnis was an early American designer who was greatly revered for her chic yet conservative looks as well as one of the earliest Ameri...

Balenciaga has been heralded as a master of a variety of intricate techniques and elaborate detail, so it is no wonder that the house is regarded as one of the quintessential standards of luxury fashion to this day. Presumably from the 1990s, this silk challis scarf highlights the brand’s shift to a more modern, sleeker aesthetic. Cool tones of midnight blue and spruce-green create a balance for the white accents. The center double “B” motif adds a curvilinear contrast to the otherwise geometric design. A versatile accessory to add to any wardrobe, this Balenciaga scarf...

Unlike the super tailored and structured styles of his peers, YSL’s take on jackets was much softer and casual. This preference not only made Saint Laurent’s garments easy to wear an...

From a buttoned-up classiness to an effortless elegance, fashion by Chanel runs the gamut season after season that are both current yet act as a looking glass into the past. Circa 20...

With a knack from transforming the mundane into the fashions of tomorrow, YSL put his own spin on staple pieces elevating them to a trendy ready to wear looks. His eye for color and silhouette places YSL among many innovative designers of the modern day. Made from a regal, deep, French blue cotton, this 1970s YSL trench...

Unlabeled Yves Saint Laurent tassel belt with large plastic buckle. One size fits all.

One of the most iconic American designers, Bill Blass is internationally acclaimed for his tailored, feminine styles. Having worked from the 50s onward, Blass’ fashions defined a spa...

A remarkable talent of 21st century design, Dries Van Noten quickly captivated the world of fashion with his equally wearable and conceptual garments. Opening his Paris boutique in 2007 and then recognized by CFDA in 2008, Van Noten’s Fall 2008 collection stands as a monument to the designer’s growing acclaim. Implementing his signature abstract florals and unique color stories, the collection gave a psychedelic ethnic mood that is encompassed in this pleated, sheer, silk skirt. Sitting promptly at the waist with an austere black waist band, the delicate skirt is a sensory explosion of colors featuring tones of yellow ochre, mauve, red, and blue-green. The print rhythmically moves with the pleats slightly accentuating the hips as it moves into the dynamic, calf-length handkerchief hem. A vintage aura adds a particular charm to the seemingly futuristic print...

A member of the acclaimed design collective, the Antwerp Six, Dries Van Noten is a Belgian designer that cut his teeth on an aesthetic of style well ahead of his time. Described as o...

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

The Chloé brand reflects a certain aura of softness and gentility that tends to always be present in the design whether by use of flowing fabrics or whimsical prints. While the designs have stuck a balance between the modern and traditional, the Lagerfeld era of Chloé sedimented a more modern appeal especially during his second term directing the house. From the Spring 1996 collection, the sleek yet charming aesthetic of the collection is reflected through this Chloé blazer...

Throughout the years the Dior style has shifted. From modern sleek line to softer voluminous forms, the House of Dior can nonetheless be considered the quintessential style leader when it comes to fashion. The woman in the latest fashions must always be accompanied by the right accessories, a task that Dior has capitalized on especially in the past decade. This circa 2008 Dior Babe bag...

Clothing is all about turning the two-dimensional into 3-dimensional. Through innovative techniques and fabric manipulation, Issey Miyake never fails to deliver interesting ways to m...

Kimono is a respected and the highly decorated traditional robe from Japan. These robes have been the center of inspiration for many Western designers and have been edited over time ...

Issey Miyake has a unique architectural aesthetic mixing concepts that typically would be avoided by most designers. Fine, micro-pleating, one of his favorites, is incorporated into ...

Prada collections always have a story and they are told through the overall composition of the looks that strut down the runways from head to toe. A stripped down, structured vibe of...

Norman Norrell is one of the most notable American designers throughout history. Indiana born, Norrell was a keen womenswear designer working primarily in gowns but also in clean, ta...

Widespread ideas about globalization were characteristic of the 1970s. Combined with the new fashion movements that relied on the use of vivid color, inspiration from Japanese dress fit this aesthetic. The traditional Japanese kimono, often featuring vivid yet pastel hues and floral embroidery is reimaged in this vintage recreation. Done in silk, this garment showcases an avian motif with tones of blush, red-orange, cornflower, green, and gold with oriental styled clouds in the background. This motif is bordered by panels of solid fuchsia. Unlike the original kimono, this garment has a loose, careening fit that would work great as an easy cover up or light jacket addition to add a bright pop of color to any outfit. Size estimate: One size fits most Bust: 40 inches Length: 38 inches The interior is fully lined in the fuchsia silk which makes this kimono reversible...

Widespread ideas about globalization were characteristic of the 1970s. Combined with the new fashion movements that relied on the use of vivid color, inspiration from Japanese dress fit this aesthetic. The traditional Japanese kimono, often featuring vivid yet pastel hues and floral embroidery is reimaged in this vintage recreation. Done in silk, this garment showcases an avian motif with tones of blush, red-orange, cornflower, green, and gold with oriental styled clouds in the background. This motif is bordered by panels of solid fuchsia. Unlike the original kimono, this garment has a loose, careening fit that would work great as an easy cover up or light jacket addition to add a bright pop of color to any outfit. Size estimate: One size fits most Bust: 40 inches Length: 38 inches The interior is fully lined in the fuchsia silk which makes this kimono reversible...

Light and refreshing, a well-coordinated accessory is the finishing touches to any great look. Made from a light tan raffia, this hat wonderfully merges a variety of textures with a ...

Naples-born designer Alessandro Dell’Acqua made his mark of the fashion scene in 1996 in Milan. Dell’Acqua’s design style can be described as tailored ...

Beginning in 2006 by the notorious Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, the brand gets its name by being a reference to London’s Saville Row. Through playing with form and volume mixed with a...

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YSL never shied away from using masculine silhouettes in clean, tailored forms for his womenswear. Many of his collections featured items such as suiting, leather jackets, and trousers. Undergoing a bit of turmoil during the 90s, the house nonetheless persisted through the efforts of then creative directors Alber Elbaz and Hedi Slimane. Done in a wool fabric, this ca. 1990s YSL vest...

Maud Frizon built one of the most exclusive and coveted shoe brands long before Manolo Blahnik and Christian Louboutin were household names. Avant-garde designers such as Claude Mont...

Vintage Charles Jourdan Paris black satin point toe high heel pumps. Leather soles. Embellished with jewels in every color of the rainbow. Red,...

This 1970s Yves Saint Laurent blouse done in silk and covered in black and white spotted print. Padded shoulders. Unlined this blouse slips over the head and closes closes at the neck with a round black plastic button. Professionally cleaned and pressed, this YSL top...

As Japanese designers began to become more prominent in the global scale of fashion, a resurgence of desire for oriental styles reemerged in the mid-century to the 1970s. Notably dif...

Halston, according to some, invented the American look. With many of innovations in fabrications, Halston’s appeal is in the elegance of simplicity. Reflected in this 1970s vintage tunic, Halton designs tend to boast a demure silhouette and an exquisite fabric detail or vice-versa. Hand embroidered with thousands of gold, glass bugle beads and pearls this sleeveless tunic references the Byzantine era. The detailed embroidery creates a swilling motif as the visual labyrinth moves across the silk organza base. In between areas of beading, open crochet accents add additional texture to the garment. The circular rhythm is continued in the rounded scoop neck like and the slightly curved hem that sweeps up on either side into two slits. A dazzling garment such as this works wonders...

Like a princess cut sapphire, this Balenciaga evening coat invites one’s eyes to get lost in the blue. The elusiveness of this quiet Spanish-born designer ran in stark contrast to the bold presence of his clothes. From the Balenciaga Edition...

This is a stunning creation from James Galanos circa 1970. Done in an airy silk chiffon with a pattern of black dots, and playful florals in red, green and blue. From the round ne...

Among various influences and inspirations, pop-art stylings frequent many YSL designs. His affinity for eccentric prints and quirky color combinations ensured a jovial mood to his ga...

Halston is considered by some to be the quintessential American designer. His impact in the world of fashion was his particular understanding of comfortable clothing that was easy to...

A stunning 1930s taffeta maxi dress. I love the blue batik floral print against the black background. The multiple thin straps from the shoulders and down to the mid back are sexy a...

Yves Saint Laurent across his decades of design work has undoubtedly developed unique and craftsman techniques to construct his highly coveted accessories. Experimenting with shape a...

The return of the stirrup pant all over the European runways has put the style back in the spotlight, making this pair designed by Escada in the Eighties an amazing vintage find. Covered in rows and rows of black sequins, the black silk satin trousers have a gorgeous texture and iridescence. The high waistline, slim cut through the hips, looser straight legs and lightweight black stretch nylon lining make for a sophisticated silhouette, which holds its elegant drape with the elasticized strap that goes under the foot. Wear these in the daytime or nighttime with a heel to play up their very best feature. Size estimate: XS/S Measurements Size: 36 Waist: 26 inches Hips: 36 inches Length: 43 inches Inseam: 29 inches These vintage Escada stirrup pants...

A business guru by original trade, American designer James Purcell established a well-respected career in fashion for some time. Despite coming from a background in finance and the M...

The Mod style is one of the most iconic fashion eras. Rising in the late 1950s to 1960s, the Mod style grew out of the rising British youth culture and were characterized by juvenile silhouettes, and soft coordinated colors. The Mod style is emblematic of an easy cool and a carefree lifestyle. This midi length jersey wrap skirt features a polka-dot print of lavender, lilac, and royal purple dots trimmed in white on a black ground. The chunky dot shapes are reminiscent of the headlights on the iconic Mod Vespa motor scooters that likely inspired this 1970s design. The skirt along the front, and at the waistband is bordered in a royal purple that provides necessary balance as the dot pattern snakes across the skirt in a dynamic diagonal route. Additionally, the wild print is made more extreme by the waist pleats that impart an additional layer of undulation to the design. With a rather straight silhouette, this skirt mixes classic lines with a vibrant monochromatic print. Size estimate: XS/S Measurements: Waist: 24 inches Hips: 36 inches Length: 35.5 inches Made of smooth poly jersey and lined in a purple poly crepe, this skirt is a fun, classic, and quirky vintage style. Through the hips it has a traditional pencil skirt fit that flares slightly as it goes to the hem. On the waistband, the skirt can be fitted and adjusted with hidden snaps and a two-toned mauve and crème coloured button. This unlabelled vintage wrap skirt...

Borrowing its aesthetic from the classic men’s derby hat, this 1960s Yves Saint Laurent ivory hat is sure to add unparalleled style to any dressed-up or dres...

After serving as creative director for several other prominent fashion houses such as Guy Laroche, Alber Elbaz led the House of Lanvin from 2001-2015, a decade and a half in which ma...

From classic to contemporary, the Missoni style is quickly recognizable. The usage of rich color variants in careful balance on delicate knits has continued to be this family-owned I...

A vintage wood beads adjustable necklace and belt. Excellent condition. Measurements for waist: 24-30 inches

Flowers sculpted from metal wires beaded with turquoise and wood beads. Hand sewn on to antique copper lace ribbon. Measurements: Lenghth: 45 inches Flowers are approximately 4 in...

This vintage wool sweater shimmers and steals through the dark of nightlife. Made with a 100% navy wool knit base, both sweater and hat feature co...

Donna Karan is no stranger to using an interesting hat to set a look apart. Known for her polished, career-wear aesthetic, Donna Karan has revolutionized accessible women’s fashion since the 1980s. Karan’s collections tend to adhere to a standard of neutral colors (most commonly black, and white), and tend to highlight silhouettes structured with soft lines. This Donna Karan features all of these classic elements. Made from a black, coated lace, this majorette inspired hat offers a light, translucent way to top off an edgy/elegant look. A loosely pleated black silk hatband grounds the design with a boyish charm. Sticking to the achromatic color palette, a detachable ivory silk flower brooch...

British designer Janice Wainwright had a way with fabrics. She thoroughly involved herself in developing textile designs for her clothing, leading to creations that held a striking b...

Krizia’s co-founder and designer, Mariuccia Mandella, loved bold colors and designs. Known for designing sweaters with enormous animals, the 1980s were a perfect era for her nervy e...

A rare original 1960s Courreges numbered couture bright orange wool sculpted A-line shift dress. This outstanding dress is fashioned from a wool gabardi...

A black and clear pvc Yves Saint Laurent capelet. Fall 2010 collection Gold metal snaps on the front. Size estimate: S/M Size 40 New with tags.

This Mary McFadden Belt comes to you in new condition with original box. The front of the belt has 5 strands, that fasten with a large wood bead. Th...

A flurry of mini white polka dots tumbles down onto dramatic black angel sleeves in this wonderful Leonard Paris dress from the Seventies. Cut from...

A show stopping dress from Nan Duskin. Fashioned from a metallic accented brocade in hues of magenta, blush, tangerine and champagne. Bullion trim sur...

Burberry is credited with inventing the trench coat and, now under the direction of Christopher Bailey, reinventing it—as perfectly exemplified in this cape tailored from gorgeous metallic python. The shiny silver topper is a brilliant riff on the storm flap, the utilitarian layer added onto the original trench coat design during WWI after officers complained rain was running down their shoulders and seeping into their clothes. The functional element endured until Bailey opted to make it into a fashionable one, pulling it off the jacket so you can mix and match it with just about anything—from outerwear to an acid green shift dress, which is how he introduced it in his spring 2013 runway show. A hook closure at the spread collar makes for easy on and off, while seaming at the front and back ensures an elegant silhouette that, yes, still could keep a spring shower from drizzling onto your ensemble. Measurements Size: 34 Length in front (from shoulder to bottom): 10 inches Length in back (from top of collar to bottom): 11.5 inches Shoulders: 15 inches This Burberry Prorsum cape from the spring 2013 collection is in excellent condition. It is crafted from shiny silver python. It features a spread collar with a hook closure at its base for easy on and off. It is tailored with princess seams at the front and raglan seams at the back for a streamlined silhouette that angles out over the shoulders. Its interior is finished with a black satin lining, gunmetal chain loop for hanging and a Burberry label...

A super cool cape style jacket from Comme des Garcons. The main part is a faux embossed reptile onto a golden resin coated fabric. Black contrasting fabric accents on the sleeves...

Ivory and Linen dots and circles patterned maxi skirt. Two front hidden slit pockets. waistband is lined and Back metal zip with hook and eye closures. The skirt is labeled wit...

Divine silky Missoni blouson top with a matching midi skirt. Multi- Color metallics with silver threading.

Handmade heart headband.