Circa Vintage Fashion

This runway documented Yves Saint Laurent coat dress is from his spring / summer 1992 collection. With 'headlight' crystal buttons and matching belt it is exceptional quality and in ...

This exquisite 1960s Saks 5th Avenue black baby doll dress is in beautiful vintage condition with no issues and of excellent quality. The dress is comprised of a silk crepe slip and ...

This 1920s ethereal antique tea dress is printed with florals in colours of the rainbow; peachy pink sits with red, lilac-blue, yellow and lime green, all against a gorgeous powder b...

This pretty 1960s Simon Massey nylon organza floral print dress perfectly epitomises the style and feel of the London boutique scene. The designer has chosen a bold graphic floral pr...

This 1960s column dress is deceptively simple and the epitome of elegance for formal or bridal wear. It is crafted from white brocade silk with a subtle sheen and detailed from head...

Made in America during the early to mid 1970s, this striking A-line dress is made for the dance floor or a glitzy event. Heavily sequinned in stripes of gold, silver and bronze on el...

This striking full length silk blend vintage dress in neon green is by American label Gino Charles for Malcolm Starr and is of superb quality. Made in the late 1960s in Hong Hong, w...

This Italian made woven lame bag was created in the 1960s. Crafted from interwoven metallic threads in gold and silver, it is edged with gold-toned hardware. It features a long chain...

This super-sweet basket bag was created in the 1950s. It has a white woven lacquered body and is finished with a decadent pearlescent lucite top. The lid opens on two sides and is se...

This fine quality 1960s bag is crafted from the best tan lizard leather with a short top handle and flap closure. The intricate clasp is sculpted from brass and detailed with coordin...

This elegant bag was made in the 1950s to early 1960s from fine dark red crocodile leather. The stiff boxy shape adds an easy formality, whilst the gold and red-tone enamel hardware ...

This unusual late 1940s bag is crafted from luxurious, rich brown suede in a pouch-like shape. The brass hardware is exposed at the top of the bag and fastens with two chunky oversiz...

This elegant bag was made for Fortnum & Mason in the 1950s. Crafted from black silk grosgrain, it has a slim profile and an envelope design, complete with a bow. The short handle is ...

Burnished gold sequins sit upon darkest grey linen cloth on this late 1920s to early 1930s made belt. The wider front of the belt displays sequins arranged in an Art Deco motive with...

This lavish embellished cloth belt was made in the 1960s and remains in excellent vintage condition, without a bead out of place. It is covered all over with beads of varying sizes i...

This breezy shirtwaister dress was crafted in the 1950s to early 1960s. Tailored from thick but soft textured linen, it is the stand-out print that attracts attention. Geometric form...

This cotton shirtwaister dress was made by Kenrose in the mid to late 1960s. It showcases an abstract mid-century floral print of brown, khaki and coral florals on a background of pa...

Dating back to the 1940s, this is an excellent example of a hostess dress from the era. With 80 years of age behind it, the wonderful cold rayon fabric is as vibrant as the day it wa...

This lively cotton dress as designed in the 1960s by Parikene and probably made in France. It showcases a playful novelty print of folk art in elaborate frames and English country ga...

This good size 1950s shirtwaister dress is labelled Penney's Brentwood and showcases many hallmarks of mid-century dress design. A simple cotton day-dress, it is printed with a vibra...

A floral maxi dress, done with that distinct 1940s elegance and would work well for both day and evening event wear. The lightweight cloth is an early textured viscose with a subtle ...

Exceptional art deco black grosgrain fabric and tapestry bag with hand-stitched floral needlework motive which features on both sides. The frame is solid sterling silver with import...

Late 1930s or early 1940s pink satin slip dress with gathered puff shoulders and the armholes trimmed with an elaborate machine embroidered lace in an antique cream. The front of the...

This antique dress was created in the 1910s and is in superb condition without fault. The cotton remains brilliant white and completely unmarked, detailed with hand cut eyelet work a...

This arresting 1980s crimson silk cocktail dress by Gianfranco Ferre is of excellent quality and features a show-stopping design. The piece combines stylish simplicity with flamboyan...

This striking gown was couture crafted in the late 1960s to early 1970s. The fabric is really the star of the show; thick aqua jacquard is textured with geometric, floral and cloud-s...

1992 was a defining year for the Versace brand. Gianni Versace sent the most famous women in the world, the original supermodels, down the runway dressed in his brash, colourful and ...

The broderie anglaise dress has been a classic of British summertime fashion since the Victorian era. Characterised by embroidered details and peekaboo eyelets on crisp cotton cloth,...

This is a really fun 1960s slip dress with a wonderful tactile linen fabric by quality British label Marjon Couture and Baker Sportswear. I have sold a number of these dresses over ...

Slip dresses of the 1930s are highly collectable and this is a truly lovely example. They are prized for their wearability and the luxuriousness of the fabrics as well as the simple ...

French couturier, Hubert de Givenchy, was still at the helm of his eponymous fashion house when this complete ensemble walked the brand’s runway for the spring / summer 1977 ready to...

Designed by Jean Paul Gaultier in the 1990s, this dress is a stand-out piece for any collector of the French avant-garde designer. Finished with peekaboo fisherman’s netting at the s...

This unusual cotton skirt was manufactured in the 1950s by 'Lady Anne' and is tailored to a full-skirted, pleated style typical of this era. The skirt has the illusion of being hand-...

Dating to the late 1960s, these Pucci leggings are as vibrant as the day they were made. In eye-catching turquoise blue with that signature psychedelic Pucci print with florals in sh...

This vibrant ankle-grazing dress walked the Versace runway as look 32 in Spring 1993 when Gianni was at the height of his fame as creative director. This gown showcases the designer’...

Circa 1900, this original bathing suit is composed of two separate garments; a high-waisted skirt and romper-style playsuit. It would have been traditionally worn with the skirt over...

This documented 1970s Christian Dior dress was retailed in Debenham & Freebody which at this point was a luxury London department store. The...

This incredible jumpsuit was created by Polmarks in the 1960s. Tailored from flowing sheer georgette printed with psychedelic florals in bright blue and green hues, this theatrical p...

This attention-grabbing gown was designed by Expensive! in the noughties. Expensive! was a successful shop in London’s famous Oxford Circus shopping mecca during the early to mid 200...

A 1970s wedding dress by Yolanda that originates in Mexico, this ankle-length piece has many hallmarks of traditional Mexican design. It is tailor...

Dating to the late 1960s, these Pucci leggings are as vibrant as the day they were made. In eye-catching cerulean blue, they are adorned with the signature psychedelic Pucci print, w...

From 1908 to the mid-1970s, the world-famous London store Fortnum and Mason sold clothing under its own name. This vivacious, fuchsia maxi dress was designed by Geral Paris and made ...

Appearing as look 22 on the Spring 2010 runway, this floral silk mini-dress is the Christian Dior brand at its most casual and playful. One of the final shows with the house under th...

This embellished pinafore skirt is by Alexander McQueen and was seen on the runway as look 16 for the brand’s Spring 2007 collection. Designed before the Lee's tragic death in 2010, ...

This rare Jean Paul Gaultier gown appeared on the Fall 2008 runway as part of a theatrical, multi-layered look typical of the maverick designer. Reminiscent of 1930s designs, the dre...

Great example of a full length late 1950s to early 1960s day dress, this pretty piece is in pristine vintage condition. Tailored from breezy cotton patterned with a vibrant aqua flor...

This elegant shift dress was created by Pierre Balmain in his 1960s heyday. Extolled for the sculptural quality that characterises his work, Balmain lovingly described dressmaking as...

In the review for Oscar De La Renta’s Fall 2005 collection, Vogue described the label as “always elegant and invariably luxe”. Look 52 of 66 from the runway presentation, this gracef...

This 1970s maxi dress was bought in Paris and is crafted from man-made peach chiffon splashed with bold lilac and pink florals. Pleated all over with an innovative technique that ens...

This dress is by Koupy Couture and is crafted from silk printed with bright blue and lilac florals. A feminine feature of many 1960s’ designs, a wide V-neckline reveals the collarbon...

This elegant, black silk chiffon skirt was designed by Karl Lagerfeld for Chanel in the 1990s. Bringing the brand’s timeless sophistication to a floaty maxi-skirt style, this piece i...

Epitomising the glamour associated with Saint Laurent to this day, this shimmering gold lame top is a classic addition to any party wardrobe. This documented runway piece is from the...

This Gunne Sax midi-dress is from the brand’s highly collectable black label era. The label reads “Gunne Sax by Jessica”. This branding was used from 1969 into the early 1970s, marki...

Carolina Herrera’s Spring 2011 collection took inspiration from traditional Korean clothing and 18th century botanical plates. As Vogue wr...

This lively mini-dress was most likely made in the late 1960s to early 1970s and is tailored from textured cotton printed with splashy florals in red, orange, aqua and fuchsia. It ha...

This pretty 1990s slip dress is by Christian Dior. The brand label reads “Christian Dior Lingerie” and it most likely pre-dates John Galliano's tenure as Creative Director. Tailored ...

During the 1960s, Norwegian fashion designer Per Spook joined French fashion house Louis Féraud. He went on to become Louis Féraud’s artistic director and designed the brand’s lauded...

David Silverman had a shop on London’s Great Titchfield Street in the ‘60s and ‘70s where he sold his flamboyant dress designs. This floor-length gown is tailored from semi-sheer cot...

This highly romantic dress could have been plucked from many eras throughout history. A 1970s creation, yet somehow timeless, it hints at the 1930s in the shape of the body and at de...

Launched in the 1950s, designer Al Diamond named his fashion label Lilli Diamond in honour of his wife and muse. His sexy, high-octane cocktail dresses became hugely popular with wea...