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Condition: No noticeable flaws. Size: 50 Shoulder to Shoulder: 17.5" Pit to Pit: 19.5" Length: 22.5" Sleeve Length: 25.5"

Tom Ford’s fall 1995 debut for Gucci was a landmark moment for the fashion community, described by Vogue as, "one of those hitting-in-the-solar-plexus moments.” However, it landed up...

Condition: 9/10. No noticeable flaws. Tagged size: 48 Shoulder: 17in Pit to pit: 18.5in Length: 27in Sleeve: 31in

Condition: 9/10. No noticeable flaws. Tagged size: 38 Shoulder: 16in Pit to pit: 17.5in Length: 28in Sleeve: 25.5in

Condition: 8.5/10. No significant flaws, tear on the handwritten sample tag beneath the label tag Tagged size: No tagged size, fit a 28 Waist: 26in (High waisted, note rise. They f...

Titled “6.1 The Men” and shown in conjunction with Rei Kawakubo’s presentation for Comme Des Garcons Homme Plus, the fall 1991 collection has endured as one of Yohji’s most fabled ou...

This shirt was released by Vivienne to commemorate her ground-breaking “SEX” shop, and features its years of operations under the bold print. Signature Vivienne details include the split hem...

Condition: 9/10. No noticeable flaws. Tagged size: 46. Fits closer to a M Shoulder: 16.5in Pit to pit: 19in Length: 27in

This coat's straight, flattering cut, and understated peak labels speak to the essence of the tailoring which has typified the Dior Homme label since its advent. From Hedi Slimane to...

This jacket comes from Yohji’s popular collaboration with Italian motorsport wear label Dainese, in which Yohji borrowed traditional iterations of their motorcycle jackets and biker ...

Raf Simons’ spring 1998 “Black Palms" collection represented a swift pivot from his previous work, which merely implied subversion via his off-kilter tailoring of prep clothing, and the leering models who donned the schoolboy garments. “Black Palms” presented no such pretexts of civility, fully embracing punk culture of the late ‘70s. It was most directly influenced by the Sex Pistols, however the razor slim button down shirts, sheer mohairs, slashed back tops, and fishnet weaves offered a less ostentatious nod toward New York’s heroin chic...

Issey Miyake exists as a designer in the most literal interpretation of the word. His clothes do not exist to put forth a narrative as those of Ann or Raf do, but rather to display m...