Mini Dress Military Camouflage Belt Red Pink Brocade Lurex 100% Silk Patch

Designer J Dauphin Repurposed Vintage US Military Camouflage Dress with Pink Silk and Red Satin. Gold tone vintage Brass Military Vintage Buttons fr...

Designer J Dauphin Repurposed Vintage US Military Camouflage Dress with Pink Silk and Red Satin. Gold tone vintage Brass Military Vintage Buttons fr...

Designer J Dauphin Designer Long Sleeve Dress 100% Silk Patchwork Bow All the Silks used are 100% Silk - the patchwork contain Pink Gold Lurex Silk, Off White Silver Lurex Silk, Bla...

Designer J Dauphin Designer Long Sleeve Dress 100% Silk Patchwork Bow All the Silks used are 100% Silk - the patchwork contain Pink Gold Lurex Silk, Off White Silver Lurex Silk, Bla...

Designer J Dauphin Designer Long Sleeve Dress 100% Silk Patchwork Deep V All the Silks used are 100% Silk - the patchwork contain White Pink Black Light Blue Silk Brass Buttons on sleeve Repurposed Vintage Sustainable Luxury Size: Small The images of the model wearing dress show same size and same model but in a different color combination. Our one of a kind, zero waste, up-cycled collections are made from vintage, natural fibers, US military clothing or french workwear from the period 1940-1970. The re-purposed pieces are embellished and highlighted with details of intricate precious designer fabrics, and trims from France and Italy adding a value of inimitable collectible bourgeoisie luxury. We use dead stock Italian Silks, French Tweeds and many of the fabrics are Vintage Designer fabrics such as Valentino, Versace, Hermes or Chanel. The collection creates a hybrid of easy-luxe and bourgeoisie jet-set look. Effortless and versatile, elegant and classy they bring an allure of unexpected outside-the-box cool. Every item is personal and unique, made as one of a kind, sustainable and environmentally conscious, suitable to be constructed and styled to one's personality. Available for immediate delivery Last Image show Dress...

Designer J Dauphin Designer Long Sleeve Dress 100% Silk Patchwork Deep V All the Silks used are 100% Silk - the patchwork contain White Pink Black Light Blue Silk Brass Buttons on sleeve Repurposed Vintage Sustainable Luxury Size: Small The images of the model wearing dress show same size and same model but in a different color combination. Our one of a kind, zero waste, up-cycled collections are made from vintage, natural fibers, US military clothing or french workwear from the period 1940-1970. The re-purposed pieces are embellished and highlighted with details of intricate precious designer fabrics, and trims from France and Italy adding a value of inimitable collectible bourgeoisie luxury. We use dead stock Italian Silks, French Tweeds and many of the fabrics are Vintage Designer fabrics such as Valentino, Versace, Hermes or Chanel. The collection creates a hybrid of easy-luxe and bourgeoisie jet-set look. Effortless and versatile, elegant and classy they bring an allure of unexpected outside-the-box cool. Every item is personal and unique, made as one of a kind, sustainable and environmentally conscious, suitable to be constructed and styled to one's personality. Available for immediate delivery Last Image show Dress...

Alaïa knitted mini dress with sheer raised edge skirt -Back closing with a hidden set zipper -Long sleeves -Nude knitted lining -Made in Italy -100% V...

This vintage dress from Alberto Bini is coming directly from the 90s, and it's also a beautiful ode to Versace universe. -Lion detail in metal gold tone ...

The perfect little black vintage dress by Chanel. This classic beauty is a 1990s piece designed by Karl Lagerfeld. This elegant Chanel dress is an incredible classic that will truly...

Gianni Versace was an influential Italian fashion designer who founded the Versace brand. In the fall of 1997, he presented his couture collection in Paris, which was widely acclaimed for its opulent fabrics, bold prints, and intricate detailing. The collection featured several notable pieces, such as a black evening gown with a plunging neckline and a gold-encrusted jacket. However, just a few days later, on July 15th, 1997, Gianni was tragically murdered outside his Miami Beach home. Despite his untimely death, his contributions to the world of fashion continue to be celebrated, and his legacy remains an inspiration too many. This collection is iconic as it’s the final collection before his passing. The collection very much showed a new direction for the house. Which was heading away from the bombshell curves and souped-up sex appeal that the house previously focussed on. But took more Inspirations to the new wave John Galliano and Mcqueen were leading. MET Gala: Salma Hayek y sus mejores momentos en la alfombra roja Vogue For the 1997 Met Gala Salma Hayek wore a very similar Gianni Versace look...

Looking For The Perfect 80s Dress? Well It's Arrived! Circa 1980s, this Zandra Rhodes asymmetrical drop waist dress features a cream and black pattern of flowers, swirls and tribal i...

This is a mid-century gem! This Yves Saint Laurent gown has details upon details. The most remarkable being the intricate beaded creating a pattern around the round neckline and the ...