1971 THEA PORTER long floral coat with metal ribbon

Very rare, vivid gradient toned floral coat with puff sleeves from Yves Saint Laurent dating to 1970. Coat best fits a US size 2 or 4. Approximate measurements: shoulder 14", bust 35...

Hand-embroidered, floral printed folk style dress from Afghanistan dating the 1970's. No size is indicated although this dress best fits a size S. Dress was not clipped on size 2 man...

Vivid, floral printed silk jersey dress with semi sheer puff sleeves and braided belt from Leonard dating to the early 1970's. No size is indicated however this would best fit a Fren...

Pink, rose floral-printed, silk dress with open neckline designed by Yves Saint Laurent dating to spring of 1976 as seen on the runway. Fits a US size 4-6. Approximate measurements: ...

The Trigère aesthetic is one of carefully crafted lines, and generally small extravagant details. However, Madame Trigère’s evening designs spared no detail in craftsmanship nor intr...

In collaboration with the renowned Paris house of prints, Leonard, the graphic and print designer Mac Tac offered this zany, almost surrealist print for this 1970s silk nylon jersey maxi dress. The print also features large orchids throughout, which is the signature Leonard flower. Done in a silky nylon jersey, the dress features an eclectic print of alternating stripes of white cut-out starbursts and marmalade orange and yellow starbursts on a black ground. This sleeveless dress comes with an attached capelet overlay piece that may be pulled back and worn over the shoulders, revealing another pattern of white starbursts...

Pauline Trigère was a prominent figure in putting American designers on the map. Like many of the acclaimed French couturiers, she was an expert at tailoring and had an eye for interesting volumes. However true-to-form of the American aesthetic, Trigère designs are known for their relative simplicity and elegance through ease. From the late 1960s, this magnificent dress is a fine example of why Trigère’s designs were so beloved in Hollywood during that period. Done in a woven cotton featuring an abstract floral print in white, chartreuse, pink, lavender, and ochre on a navy ground, this dress is a wearable work of art. The bodice begins with a high round collar and has incredible sheer kimono...

Iconic and important Zandra Rhodes "Butterfly" yellow wool coat with red and black graphic print decoration with beaded ribbons. Famously worn by Nata...