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Describing her creative process as “always trying to go against the rules, the cliché” in an interview for Vogue, Muccia has consistently created unique designs that feel contemporar...

Glitz, glamour, and gold were the staples of Yves Saint Laurent in the 1990s. While YSL is known for exotic and eye-catching designs, the 90s incorporated a new layer of luxury to th...

Muccia Prada, the visionary behind the Italian house of Prada, is known for her subversive approach to fashion. She famously introduced the use of nylon to high fashion in the 1990s,...

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...

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...

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. ...

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...

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...

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...

Issey Miyake is one designer whose name represents the idea of futurist aesthetic. His origami approach to fashion and usage of synthetic materials such as polyester create an intrig...

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 ...

In retrospect, Yves Saint Laurent defined the fashion movement of the 1960s and 70s. YSL embodied a design vision of mixing-and-matching different cultural elements, especially those...

As fashion in Japan began to skyrocket, the strong presence of the traditional kimono still remains. The straight cuts of silk are carefully sewn together, crafting a robe that can fit every figure, making it easy to wear and infinitely adaptable. The cultural impression of the kimono was an eye-opener to the western world, becoming a stunning blend of elegance and cultural significance. Fashion industries across the globe began to fall head over heels for this traditional attire that remains a symbol of eastern regions today. Sewn from the finest of damask silk this 1930’s...

As fashion in Japan began to skyrocket, the strong presence of the traditional kimono still remains. The straight cuts of silk are carefully sewn together, crafting a robe that can fit every figure, making it easy to wear and infinitely adaptable. The cultural impression of the kimono was an eye-opener to the western world, becoming a stunning blend of elegance and cultural significance. Fashion industries across the globe began to fall head over heels for this traditional attire that remains a symbol of eastern regions today. Sewn from the finest of damask silk this 1930’s...

Leonard fashions are widely known for their bold and meticulous prints. Having been compared to the designs of Italian designer, Emilio Pucci, Leonard retains a particular softness i...

Michael Hoban, in partnership with North Beach Leathers, is a one-of-a-kind designer known for his outspoken color-blocked biker jackets that have been an interestingly a tacit corne...

Italian designer Giorgio Armani is renowned for his sophisticated aesthetic and exquisite attention to detail. He began his fashion career in window dressing at a Milan department st...

Moschino, the Italian fashion house, is known for their whimsical and eccentric designs. Princess Diana memorably wore a red and black houndstooth suit by Moschino on three occasions in the 90’s, which later inspired a similar look worn by Kate Middleton, Duchess of Cambridge. With a desire to pay homage to some of Moschino’s most iconic looks, creative director Rossella Jardini reproduced a selection of original designs done to more modern proportions for Moschino’s Spring/Summer 2010 collection, made with a special “Archivo Moschino” tags to mark the occasion. From that collection, this black leather and gold chain jacket...

While the variety and particularity of kimono types can be complex, the cut of a kimono is intentionally simple. Minimal seaming allows the beauty of the fabric to reveal itself unen...

The Rodarte look tends to have a certain historical romanticism. The designs are either hyper feminine and demure or vibrant and ostentatious. The brand’s founders’ extensive knowled...

Italian designer Giorgio Armani is renowned for his sophisticated aesthetic and exquisite attention to detail. He began his fashion career in window dressing at a Milan department st...

Unlike many Japanese designers during the time Miyake gained momentum, Miyake’s aesthetic is simply more conceptual than it is avant-garde. Typically working with various pleating techniques, Miyake’s designs explore balance and proportion. This crème blazer is done from a simple canvas...

The 1990s can be characterized by a collage of bold color shades, so it is no wonder that Versace was remarkably popular during this time. Featuring a combination of rich colors or p...

Outspoken, unapologetic, and always fabulous, London based designer Dame Zandra Rhodes is an icon of the bohemian bricolage aesthetic. By designing her own prints, Rhodes was able to create looks that are truly unique and reflective of her creative vision. With over 50 years in fashion, Rhodes’s designs have graced many issues of Vogue magazine and have been famously worn by the likes of Princess Diana, Freddie Mercury, and Diana Ross. Her pieces are highly sought after and becoming harder to find, so it’s always exciting to get a new Zandra Rhodes piece in the shop! Produced by hand in the Zandra Rhodes studio, this gorgeous 1970’s jacket top is a perfect example of Rhodes’s inimitable style. The micro pleated top features an abstract design of squiggles, loops, and lines in tiffany blue, pink, and brown on a saturated red-orange ground. The top begins with a square neckline and ruffled angel sleeves framed by a fabulous sculpted ruffle trim that extends from shoulder to shoulder. The jacket has a relaxed fit and remains elegant throughout with side slits at the waist that allow for greater ease of movement. Each slit is adorned with a beautiful knotted tiffany blue tassel, giving this jacket an oriental feeling that is further enhanced by the single button closure at the front placket. Size: 6 US / 8UK Size estimate: Medium Bust: 36 inches Waist: 36 inches Hips: 38 inches Length: 24 inches The jacket falls just below the hips in a ruffled hem with a hand painted tiffany blue trim to match the piping at the shoulders and ruffle trim at the sleeves and neckline, drawing the jacket together visually. Complete with stitch detailing and a tiffany blue silk...

American designer Rick Owens is known for his provocative, darkly enchanting aesthetic. Although he is often referred to as fashion’s “Lord of Darkness,” Owen’s is just as capable of delivering the light, modest, and elegant as he is the taboo, dark, and gothic. He was awarded a CFDA lifetime achievement award in 2017, and is one of the only successful independent fashion designers in the world today. A celebrity favorite with a cult following, his work has been described as “equal parts grunge and glamor” by Vouge and his designs have been worn by the likes of Rhianna, Zendaya, Kim Kardashian, and Timothée Chalamet...

Riccardo Tisci revamped the normally structured, streamlined version of Givenchy by introducing a panoply of color and texture to the design aesthetic. An unconventional fusion of vi...

Junya Watanabe told The New York Times that fashion for him “is creating something new through clothes,” but for his spring/summer 2008 collection, the Japanese designer looked to t...

From Tao Kurihara comes this amazing shrug from her fall 2008 ready-to-wear collection. As the designer and protégée of Rei Kawakubo only staged less than a dozen shows that The Inde...

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

East meets West in this opulent Yves Saint Laurent jacket. From the maison’s spring/summer 1993 pret-a-porter collection, it made its debut during a runway finale that had to have be...

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 whethe...

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 it be by a carefully crafted accessory or a simple pop of color. Worn by Angie Everhart...

While the variety and particularity of kimono types can be complex, the cut of a kimono is intentionally simple. Minimal seaming allows the beauty of the fabric to reveal itself unen...

Muccia Prada, the visionary behind the Italian house of Prada, is known for her subversive approach to fashion. She famously introduced the use of nylon to high fashion in the 1990’s...

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.

Remarkably, Karl Lagerfeld has not always been renowned. His early work for Italian label Tiziani Roma portends his legendary design career as exampled by this mod jacket. A skillful...

Prolific designer James Galanos is known for his luxurious ready to wear collections that were crafted to couture standards. He oversaw every detail of his work, even traveling to Eu...

Upon taking the helm at Chloé, Stella McCartney brought a newfound spunk and pizzazz to the usually delicate and feminine brand. Upholding a detail-oriented and artisanal aesthetic, ...

Mashiah is a contemporary women’s fashion line started in 1999 by Merch Mashiah. Based in both Berlin and Tel Aviv, his signature style incorporates bold fabric options often heavily...

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...

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 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...

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...

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 ...

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...

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...

Dries Van Noten, is a Belgium designer known for his eclectic clothing. Paired with a unique intuitive colour sensitivity, often inspired by his gardens, his fabrics are taken from t...

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.

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...