Men’s Minimalist Camel, Mink and Mongolian Cashmere 3-Button Topcoat - 40R, 1969

Quite possibly the warmest coat you’ll ever buy, thanks to the built-in extra lining that zips out in a snap. The full swing skirt covers even the largest dresses, while thoughtful d...

From the estate of an avid hunter and fly fisherman, this Norfolk hunting ensemble vibrates with a spirit of adventure. Purpose-built for the outdoorsman and nature lover, its constr...

Back in the 1920s, no self-respecting Ivy Leaguer would attend a game without a raccoon coat (see photos), and in 1928 George Olsen wrote a tune about them. This model, sized and cut for a woman’s figure, is a perfect mix of the blue blooded 1920s behemoth and the boho teddy bear coats of the 1970s à la Joe Namath...

With enough body to stand on its own, this mantle flares so much when worn that none of the embroidered jet detail is obscured. Though the mohair is actually chocolate brown, it's pl...

Want to look pulled together in 10 seconds flat? Here’s your answer. This minimal crop jacket has no collar or closures to distract from the rest of your outfit, while the rich marin...

Jackie had one. Grace had one. Brigitte and Edie too. Considered a "neutral" since the mid-century, a leopard fur coat is the stylish gal's vintage Holy Grail, though this on is not made of the controversial genuine leopard skin Jackie's was. This one just happens to have belonged to a Las Vegas madame on top of it. A-line stenciled mink stroller coat...

Wild and exotic, this vintage, spotted lynx fur coat or jacket from the 1970s, in excellent condition, makes a bold fashion statement from internationally renowned German fashion designer/artist, Christine Vogdt...

A TRILOGY JACKET. Reversible green nylon and black leather jacket with a rabbit fur collar reverses to tiered sheared rabbit with jacket with slash pockets Approximately a size 12

During his tenure at the prestigious House of Yves Saint Laurent, Tom Ford understood the necessary balance cherished by its founder between rigorous lines and sensual femininity. This statement coat...

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...

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...

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...