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Belts For Sale
Period: 19th Century
Period: 1970s
Gucci 1970's Infinity Symbol Red & White Enamel and Gold Tone Chain Belt
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Gucci 1970's Infinity Symbol Red & White Enamel and Gold Tone Chain Belt Length: 36"
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1970s Italian Belts

Thick Gold Hardware with Multi-Size Black Stone Chain Metal Belt with Tassle
Located in New York, NY
This wonderfully detailed thick gold hardware chain metal belt is combined with multi-size black stones. Both ends are accented with a 3" length tassel. The length measures 31" to 41...
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1970s Unknown Belts

GoldTone Twist Belt with Blue Glass Stones
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Circa 1970 goldtones twist belt with 5 twisted chains and blue glass stone polished accents at the top of each clasp Size: 28.5 inches long , 1 inch thick...
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1970s American Belts

1970s Alex & Lee Macramé Rope Belt
Located in Scottsdale, AZ
The Most Amazing Vintage Belt Is Here! Circa 1970s, this Alex & Lee macrame belt features various styles of multi-strand ropes and cords which are twisted...
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1970s American Belts

Vintage and Designer Belts

Belts are far more than practical. Vintage and designer belts can prove pivotal to your ensemble, elevating even the most basic outfit with a modest dose of flair or, alternatively, outright flamboyance.

On 1stDibs, an extensive collection of modern and vintage belts can be found in a variety of styles and materials, including everything from iconic Gucci logo belts, which, emblazoned with the legendary Italian brand’s “GG” insignia, are ubiquitous among fashion lovers today, to stylish Hermès belts, which are part of a wide range of covetable leather fashion accessories from the family-owned luxury goods company. The interchangeable gold-plated belt buckle, now available in innumerable variations, is revered by Hermès enthusiasts. The world’s legion of collectors hunting down rare Kelly bags likely know this belt buckle and its history, which extends all the way back to 1967. It was crafted by Hungarian-born French fashion designer Catherine de Károlyi, who worked for Robert Piguet and Christian Dior before landing at Hermès, where she also designed the house’s first women’s ready-to-wear collection.

More akin to fine jewelry than to a practical fashion accessory, a vintage chain belt by Chanel can add understated charm to a blazer, cocktail dress or most any other garment, while a wide Louis Vuitton belt, on the other hand, made in the celebrated brand’s signature bold Damier Azur canvas, will bring pizzazz and panache to your formal wear.

Whether you’re looking to accessorize with simplicity or potentially stop traffic, find a variety of vintage and designer belts on 1stDibs.

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