Circa Vintage

This playful strawberry brooch was designed in the 1960s. Crafted from lucite in a bold juicy red, the body of the strawberry is see-through and dotted with gold-toned seeds. The top...

Made in Italy, this vibrant patterned party dress walked the runway for Valentino’s Spring 1985 collection. At the bust, a frothy chiffon overlay sits over a simple strapless dress ...

This enchanting wedding dress, with its tiered construction and layers of delicate machined lace, was created in the 1960s. The design features a long-sleeved bodice with a fitted b...

This striking evening dress by Hannalore of London combines fairy tale glamour with a late 1960s to early 1970s silhouette. Tailored from bubble-gum pink chiffon, it has a full, swi...

This late 1930s or early 1940s black and gold rayon crepe dress has delicate gold-toned studs across the bodice in the shape of tiny umbrellas. We have never seen this on another vi...

This seductive 1950s black silk satin cocktail dress is of superb quality and construction. It is a stunning example of an evening dress from this decade and features a sweetheart ne...

This graceful, classic evening dress was designed by Giorgio Armani in 2004 for his luxury ready to wear line. Drawing on Armani house signatures of intricately detailed eveningwear ...

These vintage Trifari clip-on earrings were designed by Alfred Philippe and date to 1947-1952. They are fashioned in a floral spray which reminds us of snowdrop flowers with the diam...

Césarée was founded in 1980 by designer Laurence Coupelon. Coupelon drew inspiration from Asia, blending natural materials with bronzed or silver metal. This late 1990s statement necklace has a collar made from bronzed metal and features a huge circular wooden pendant. The metal has been hammered to create an organic, freeform textured finish. The pendant hangs from a black bead-covered loop. In front of the circular wooden pendant hangs two S-shaped, bronzed metal forms, stylised with carved details, spirals and fishtail ends. This necklace fastens with a chain at the rear of the neck that is secured with Césarée’s recognisable S-shaped hook clasp and engraved with the brand name. In excellent vintage condition with no flaws and no wear to the metal. Please check the below measurements to ensure the best fit. Césarée has collaberated on jewellery collections for Nino Cerruti, Michel Klein, Agnès B, Cacharel, Kenzo and Sonia Rykiel and is worn by many French and foreign artists: Emmanuelle Béart, Claudia Schiffer, Marisa Bérenson, Jodie Foster and socialites Mouna Ayoub...

This incredible silk maxi-dress was designed by Roberto Cavalli and an identical design, in what appears to be a slightly different print, appeared as Look 44 on the Spring 2005 runw...

This large brooch is a real head-turner. Mostly likely designed in pre-war Czechoslovakia, so 1930s, it is crafted from a gold-toned metal and features flamboyant and very large glas...

This rare men's Céline shirt was designed by the brand in the 1970s. After launching in 1945 as a children’s shoe designer, in the 1960s Céline expanded ...

1950s clear and pearlescent apricot carved lucite drum or barrel-shaped bag. One of the most desirable shapes of lucite bag, the handle is also crafted from lucite and detailed with ...

This rare and original kaftan pre-dates 1922 with the discovery of Tutankhamen's tomb and the subsequent years when the fashion for all things Egyptian reached its zenith until 1926. The ancient metal...

This striking pendant necklace is by Trifari. Composed of a long gold-toned chain and chunky pendant, this necklace was designed in the late-1960s. The pendant is made from polished ...

This early and collectable 1970s Biba sequin top is presented in superb vintage condition. This halter-neck top is tight fitting with a stretch finish allowing for a flexible fit. Sequins are sewn directly onto a stretch cloth created from weaving elastic into a wool knit. There are no fastenings or lapels so this piece simply pops over the head. The sequins are black and iridescent and therefore shine with a rainbow assortment of hues when they catch the light. This disco-ready top is unlined. This piece is just as wearable today as it was over 50 years ago. This dark gold fabric label was the second Biba label and only in use from 1970 to 1972. All original vintage Biba...

Blanes was a well regarded London ready to wear house that was in operation from the 1940s to the late 1960s. The clothes were very well made and retailed in some of the top departme...

This pretty dress was designed by Claire Layton in London during the 1960s. It is tailored from manmade white medium weight chiffon woven with sheer flowers in yellow and white. These florals really pop against the white satin lining. Cut to a sleeveless shift-dress style with an elegant peplum waist and floaty knee-length skirt. This dress is fastened with a hidden tonal zip at the rear and a hook-and-eye clasp secures the top at the back of the neck. The original care label reads “This garment may be dry cleaned or hand washed”. Presented in excellent vintage condition, this dress has no flaws of any note. The size label states UK 36, continental size 38, but sizes vary hugely between vintage brands...

This pretty dress was designed by Marldena in the late 1950s, early 1960s and would be perfect for a formal event or party. The generously cut fabric is sheer lilac manmade chiffon, ...

Oleg Cassini designed this spotlight-stealing dress in the 1990s for his Black Tie line. Born in Paris to an aristocratic Russian family, Cassini moved to Hollywood at the end of the...

This 1980s Italian haute couture / alta moda design from Andre Laug appears to be the runway worn dress as it features some additional sewn-in tabs that indicate a collection and des...

This late 1900s to early 1910s cotton whitework midi dress is in great wearable condition. Fashioned from lightweight cotton with filet lace rose design inserts throughout the chest...

Reminiscent of 90's designs this dress is from Chanel’s 2005 Cruise collection. It would be hard to find a more iconic summer mini dress from the brand. Thin, elasticated spaghetti s...

This mid to late 1960s couture ensemble was made by sophisticated Parisian atelier Guy Laroche. Composed of a skirt and three-quarter length sleeved top, it is crafted from luxurious...

Tita Rossi was an Italian fashion house which held haute couture, known in Italy as 'Alta Moda,' shows in Rome throughout the 1950s, ‘60s and ‘70s. This mesmerising printed silk max...

This 1950s silk brocade two piece couture dress set has a stunning paisley pattern in pink and gold threads. The dress features a scalloped edge trim to the top of the bodice and thr...

This sensational 1950s white cotton organza gown with floral print overlay is of exceptional quality and is beautifully constructed to showcase a classic hourglass figure. The floral...

Fantastic 1990s Moschino Cheap and Chic early label black velvet shift dress with novelty vinyl appliques. A trademark of this whimsical fashion house during this period and very muc...

This stunning, floor sweeping dress walked the runway for Christian Dior’s Fall 2006 collection and was Look 43. Created during John Galliano’s heyday at the helm of this inimitable ...

Zandra Rhodes is a British institution. Rising to fame as a fashion and textile designer in the 1970s, her audacious, highly feminine designs put her at the forefront of the London f...

Ceil Chapman was a female American fashion designer working and designing in NYC from the 1940s to the 1960s. She was revered as a creator of super glamorous cocktail and party dress...

This desirable 1960s off-white mini dress by Louis Feraud for Rembrandt is in pristine condition and superbly adaptable with a smart contemporary aesthetic. Made of thick nylon crepe...

Released from the Circa vault, this archival vintage Alexander McQueen dress, designed by Lee Mcqueen is from the late designer's iconic Spring / Summer 2003 show. It was look 42 an...

This is a magnificent example of a 1930s cut-out work, organza dress in really pristine vintage condition. It is an archetypal 1930s shirt-waister design that reaches ankle length an...

Made in Italy, this flamboyant Roberto Cavalli dress dates back to the noughties. Many signatures of Y2K fashion and of this collectable brand are present; slip-dress silhouettes, bl...

This striking and unusual 1930s lame gown is crafted from thick silk woven with a psychedelic pattern of black, pale-aqua, chartreuse and tangerine - bold h...

This psychedelic gem of a dress was designed by Colin Glascoe in the early 1970s. Glascoe was a resort wear specialist whose spectacular prints took inspiration from Italian stained ...

This jaunty polka-dot dress is by icon of late 20th-century daywear, Laura Ashley. Tailored from medium-weight high quality navy cotton printed all-over with white spots, it is cut w...

Vintage slip dresses are highly collectable and this is a truly lovely high-end example. They are prized for their wearability and the luxuriousness of the fabrics as well as the sim...

These striking Yves Saint Laurent block heeled shoes were designed in the late 1970s to early 1980s - the height of the disco period. Crafted from polished gold leather and accented...

This necklace was created by French luxury fashion house Lanvin in the 1970s. Designed in a torque collar style, it is crafted from gold-toned metal. During the 1970s, Lanvin’s jewellery...

This Christian Dior brooch was manufactured in 1967 by factory Henkel & Grosse who had a long association with jewellery making for the house of Dior. Crafted from a gold-toned alloy...

This striking cuff bracelet by Trifari was designed in the 1960s. The organic form is truly enticing, recalling the shape of lily flowers or even coral. Crafted from a gold-toned all...

This choker necklace by Trifari was designed in the 1960s. Made up of 15 interconnected plates, they are broken up with erratic cracks and textured to look almost scale-like. The ove...

This decadent Chanel charm bracelet was created by the celebrated haute jewellery designer Victoire de Castallane for the French brand in 1996 when Karl Lagerfeld was creative direct...

This superb late 1980s to early 1990s brooch by Kenneth Jay Lane makes a real statement and was designed to turn heads. In a Maltese cross formation, it features four octagonal forms...

This striking Christian Dior brooch was designed by the world-renowned fashion house circa late 1970s to early 1980s. We have found an editorial campaign featuring similar designs fr...

This sophisticated Tom Ford black jersey and satin corset dress is a super flattering and sexy design, perfect for party season. It comprises a long sleeve black jersey wool dress wi...

These superb late 1950s to early 1960s Rayne stiletto heeled shoes are embossed internally with the royal warrant alongside the brand name in gold lettering. Crafted from textured Sa...

These striking strappy sandals were designed by classic British label Russell and Bromley. Founded in 1873, the debossed gold label dates these sho...

Founding his women’s footwear company in 1919, French fashion designer Charles Jourdan became mainly known as a luxury shoe manufacturer of both Jourdan designs and those of numerous...

This feminine, princess length shirt-dress dates back to the mid 1950s and is one of the earliest designs we have even seen from this label. The whimsically printed cotton is quintes...

1992 Spring/Summer runway documented iridescent peg trousers by Yves Saint Laurent from his Rive Gauche line, featuring a fitted high waist and a side zip with top button closure. Th...

Designed by Jean Paul Gaultier for the S/S 2013 collection, a slightly longer version of this dress was Look 18 on the runway in a pale blue colourway, the assemblage representing th...

This incredible gold lame party dress, circa late 1930s, is undeniably modern for a piece of this era. The soft gold metallic fabric is beautifully tailored in the bodice with batwin...

This incredible bias-cut satin full length dress was created in the 1930s and retailed by Kendal Milne & Co Ltd, the best department store in Manchester and a division of Harrods fro...

This two-piece 1960s suit is composed of a tunic top and trousers in a darker toned Royal blue wool. The original label reads “Enrichetta Bergo at Larry Ross”. In a style typical of...

This bubble-gum pink gown is Italian couture, known as 'Alta Moda' and was made in the early 1950s. Displaying many hallmarks of the era, it showcases a swirling full-skirt, cinched waist and bustier top - all tailored from a high quality pink silk crepe. The detailing and execution is exceptional, a rare term used at Circa Vintage...

Janice Wainwright created high-end designer clothes that had elaborate, craft-like detailing. She founded her own company in 1970 after working for Simon Massey and freelancing duri...

This is a really striking dress from around the late 60s, early 70s and is labelled "Lurex Acrylic, Made in the British Colony of Hong Kong". It has a tight, black metallic ribbed b...