Index Archive Clothing

1990s Yohji Yamamoto wide oversized shirt. Concealed button down, mutable collar. Short sleeves. Excellent condition. Beige / Grey Shoulder 20" Chest 50" Length 27" Sleeve 10"

1990s Martin Margiela sleeveless sweater. Jagged neckline, ample stretch. White label. Grey. Shoulder: 12" Bust: 30" Length: 20"

1985 Issey Miyake jumpsuit. Full button upper. Mutable collar. Belted detail. Straight fit. Iconic. Ecru / White. Very good condition.

Vintage 1990 Issey Miyake wind coat. Detachable hood, zip closure, packable into a bag. Black. Excellent condition

Vintage F/W 1997 Helmut Lang insulated vest. Left breast pocket, fully zipped. Black. Excellent condition.

F/W 1992 Comme des Garcons Tricot asymmetrical blouse. Navy, straight collar, fully button down. Drop shoulders. Excellent condition.

2001 Maison Martin Margiela denim utilitarian wrap dress/jacket. Belted wrap dress with single large external pocket. Line 6. Very good co...

F/W 1997 Comme des Garcons “Adult Punk” collection skirt. Wool upper panels on a full tulle skirt. Variation feautred on the runway. Champagne / Grey / Multi Excellent condition.

1990s Junya Watanabe ‘Quilted’ utility skirt. A-line maxi skirt, large front pocket/pouch with zip. White. Very good condition.

S/S 1997 Comme des Garcons Robe de chambre ‘Lumps and Bumps’ / Body Meets Dress blue and white gingham dress. Iconic. In excellent condition.

S/S 1987 Romeo Gigli black pleated ensemble. Shawl collar, cropped wrap top. High waisted tulip skirt. Excellent vintage condition with no notable faults of an rare early ensemble by...

S/S 1998 Hussein Chalayan deep ‘cut out’ little black dress. High neck, racerback, midi length. As seen on the runway. Excellent condition!

F/W 1996 Issey Miyake velvet floral ensemble. High neck, half zip front top. Elasticated bottoms. Lightweight velvet with slight stretch. In excell...

F/W 1999 Maison Martin Margiela boxy fit knit. Wide boat neck with exaggerated 'stretched' elbows. Brown with metallic copper. White label. As seen on runway and Margiela promotional ephemera. Collector's piece. “[Margiela] asked Ms. Ferretti to make a sweater with elbows, breasts and other traces of the body, “as if someone’s grandmother had worn it hundreds of times, as if someone had found it years later in some attic,” she recalled. It took years to research yarns that could be molded under heat, and she eventually persuaded an automotive factory to let her use an industrial oven to cook the oversize sweater on a huge test dummy...