Yohji Yamamoto Snake Sunglasses, 1980s

Resurrection Vintage is excited to offer a pair of vintage Gianfranco Ferré square gold-tone metal sunglasses featuring a metallic pink brow bar and smoky lenses. Gianfranco Ferré ...

Herve Leger classic rose pink bandage halter mini dress in rose pink. Features deep V neckline, hook and eye closure at neckline, full zipper at center front, and open back. Hand sti...

Vintage Balenciaga by Nicolas Ghesquiere navy blue wool sleeveless sweater vest featuring a large off-white cable knit draped ...

Resurrection Vintage is excited to offer a vintage Dries Van Noten ivory top featuring an asymmetrical front, button front closure, and multi-c...

Resurrection Vintage is excited to present a vintage Roberto Cavalli multi-color dress featuring a combination of floral and zebra print, and a lace-up back. Roberto Cavalli Size: M...

Resurrection Vintage is pleased to offer a vintage John Galliano yellow slip dress featuring a check print with potted flowers, ruffles along the ...

These gold rectangular vintage sunglasses for women are made by Christian Dior. Christian Dior is a French luxury fashion house controller and cha...

The model AIRLITE is made by Anglo American Eyewear. The company was voted best designers of Sunglasses and Spectacle frames in 1993. All glasses are ...

These metal glasses are made by Karl Lagerfeld. Karl Otto Lagerfeld was a German fashion designer, artist and photographer, who lived the most of his life in...

This model was designed by Paloma Picasso for Viennaline. Starting as a costume designer Paloma learned to combine lively metal with colourful feminine details. Because of the delica...

These sunglasses are made by TAXI, which is a brand from Casanova. The designer Davette was a huge fan of Casanova eyewear and a collector of vintage pieces, Davette has made this co...

Product details: Circa 1970. Featuring yellow/ green matte finish frames with round square lens, silver tone CD logo on each sides of the temple. Signed Christian Dior. Made in Germ...