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This Chanel sleeveless top from the Cruise 2000 collection is crafted from a luxurious blend of purple silk and wool fabric, it is intricately embellished with shimmering sequins and...

YSL was no stranger to prints and frequently incorporated them into his collections. During the 90s prints were one of the focal trends especially animal prints. YSL incorporated the...

A member of the iconic Antwerp Six collective, Dries van Noten’s vision of luxury ready-to-wear fashion is intertwined with themes of nature and textile innovation that often result in captivating or even poetic ensembles that reshape notions of the modern. Van Noten’s Fall 2013 collection spun a web of masculine and feminine silhouettes complimented by Art Nouveau motifs mixed with furs and feathers. This tunic is done in silk with a simple scoop neckline transition to dropped shoulders that form a mock cap sleeve. The tunic falls straight from the shoulders to hip level and explodes into a ring of pink ostrich feathers...

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...

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...

The legacy and distinction of Leonard comes from their one-of-a-kind prints on luxurious silks. Instead of lavish couture elements, Leonard designs simplify beauty through the abstra...

The Spring 2004 Prada collection was memorable for its neutral, earthy tones and iconic postcard print. Created to inspire a sense of travel and vintage pastiche through the Prada postcard...

A signature equestrian motif gets the mod treatment in this amazing Céline vest. The horse bit, first designed by the French luxury brand in the early Seventies and still prominently used in its coveted accessories, is linked to form a chain, which appears within gorgeous vertical painterly stripes of yellow, orange, brown and tan. The stripes visually elongate the cotton tunic silhouette, which is smartly appointed with a notched collar, vertical front slit pockets, side slits and a fabric belt. Faux tortoise front buttons and a ring buckle bearing the brand name complete the chic piece. This vest can be mixed and matched with current cuts to easily update it or be paired with retro ones to channel a vintage vibe. Size estimate: XS/S Measurements Size: 36 Bust: 34 inches Waist: 24-27 inches Hips: Up to 37 inches Length: 30 inches This vintage Céline vest...

Creative director and designer Nicolas Ghesquière reported to Vogue that his Spring 2008 Balenciaga collection was “exploring new territory” which he achieved by introducing vivid co...

A print of tropical flowers in vibrant Pop Art colors makes this silk chiffon blouse designed by Yves Saint Laurent an amazing vintage find. Part of his spring/summer 1979 collection, it was positively captivating on the runway—a standout piece that was styled languidly off one shoulder and paired with a stunning floral headdress, floaty floral trousers and an elaborate jeweled choker. But you could wear this magnificent top in so many ways, taking advantage of the gorgeous gathered neckline to place it on—or off—the shoulders. Just in time for summer, this will be a warm-weather favorite that you will reach for again and again. Size estimate: S/M Measurements: Bust: Will fit 32 to 38 inches Sleeve length: 23 inches Length: 27 inches on the sides; 29 inches at the centers This vintage Yves Saint Laurent blouse...

Prints were especially a mainstay of Yves Saint Laurent. During the height of the 1980s YSL frequently incorporated shocking colors or bold prints that lent themselves to a graphic s...

Almost three decades have passed and the moon and star remain iconic to Yves Saint Laurent. Recent collections have shown the celestial bodies on wallets, shoes, belts, dresses and shirts. In this top from 1979, the nighttime symbols appear in bold green, purple, red and white on a background of black rayon crepe. The print caught the eye of editors at Vogue UK, who featured it in a head-to-toe outfit on model and Yves Saint Laurent muse Gia Carangi...

Protégé of famed avant-gardist Rei Kawakubo, Junya Watanabe is a designer whose vision elides the classic and extreme. His designs range from being colorfully playful to esoteric, an...

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...