Junya Watanabe x Porter SS2009 Hooded Cargo Jacket

Jean Paul Gaultier’s fall 1998 collection skewed heavily sartorial. Most models wore power suits with large lapels, often bearing three or six buttons. However, the show was far from...

For a few years, Stephen Sprouse was America’s answer to Jean Paul Gaultier. Though designers like Demna and Virgil have since normalized the notion, Sprouse was amongst the first de...

Condition: 9/10. No noticeable flaws. Tagged size: 48 (fits M-L)

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...

Condition: 9/10. No noticeable flaws. Tagged size: 44 (Fits oversized, intended to be layered over outerwear and fits truer to a M-L, see measurements) Shoulder: 19in Pit to pit: ...

Condition: 9/10. No noticeable flaws. Tagged size: M (fits larger, refer to measurements) Shoulder: 20in Pit to pit: 24in Length: 40in

Full of opulent original details, this beautiful 1920's embellished jacket on a swirling gold lamé base is just the piece to add a touch of elegance to your wardrobe. The open nec...

Christian Dior 1970's Trotter Print Trench Coat designed by Marc Bohan: Step back in time and embrace the elegance of the 1970s with this exquisite Christian Dior Trotter Print Tre...

Fortuny translated the caftan as a loose fitting outer garment, usually made out of silk velvet crepe or gauze the fitted back and open front allowed for elaborate stenciled decorati...

Fortuny's coats often take their inspiration from a myrid of references,renaissance,persian,arabic .These are often elaborately decorated in historical motifs surprisingly unrelated...

this three-quarter length orange-red cut velvet jacket was printed with metallic paints with Venetian glass buttons and silk loop closures at the center front.

The han...

Fortunys coats take their inspiration from a myrid of references,renaissance ,persian,arabic .These are often elaborately decorated in historical motifs...