1960's Rudi Gernreich Rare Flower-Power Applique Op-Art Wool Mod Dress Gown

An amazing and highly stylized 1950's floral silk-faille dress by the famous American designer Peggy Hunt. Starting in the 1930's through the early 1960's, she was immensely successf...

An absolutely gorgeous Givenchy emerald green floral silk chiffon dress dating back to his 1992 spring/summer collection. Givenchy, the name itself evokes ...

Ethereal, highly coveted 2006 white documented runway show-stopper from the late and great Alexander Mcqueen. He was known for combining superb tailoring with a dramatic aesthetic inspired by...

In this gorgeous early 1960's Victoria Royal designer evening gown, the detailed construction and meticulous attention to detail are comparable ...

The French fashion house Nina Ricci, known for its feminine, ladylike clothing, has long been the go-to for Parisian chic. Elegant Frenchwomen and their daughters streamed steadily through the doors of Maison Ricci, seeking debutante dresses, party frocks and wedding trousseaus distinguished by fine details and luxurious fabrics. To achieve her figure-flattering cuts, the seasoned dressmaker draped on a live mannequin, pinning and snipping with a couturier's care. This breathtaking rainbow stripe block-color gown, dating back to fall-winter 1969, is a perfect example of this brand's genius. The bodice has lean, long sleeves with an hourglass wide sash belted waist. I adore the bold primary colors and flattering bell-shape skirting. I totally see this walking down any red carpet or at a special holiday event! Measurements Bust: 32-33 inches Waist: 25 inches Hips: up to 40 inches Total Length: 57 inches This Nina Ricci Couture...

Ultra chic modernist Pierre Balmain haute couture navy blue gown dating back to the 1973 fall-winter collection. Pierre Balmain worked under Robert Pigi...

Circa 1980's Thierry Mugler rare kelly green shantung silk form fitting halter dress. Edgy hi fashion silhouette with strong lean lines; stylish hi...

Presenting an iconic emerald green Yves Saint Laurent Rive Gauche silk dress, designed by Tom Ford. From the Fall/Winter 2003 collection, a more sheer version of this dress debuted on the season's runway as look 1 modeled by Julia Stegner and in the season's ad campaign on Julia Stenger, photographed by Craig McDean...

Presenting a fabulous bright green linen Gianni Versace Couture dress, designed by Gianni Versace. Debuting in the the Spring/Summer 1989 runway presentation, this vibrant mini dress features petal-style sleeves and is made complete with ruched chiffon that wraps around the waist from the bust to tie at the lower back. The masterful draping emphasizes the curves of the wearer in true Versace fashion! This rare late 1980s Gianni Versace runway dress...

Presenting a sexy take on a knit dress, designed by Gianni Versace. Debuted as look number 32 on the Fall/Winter 1993 runway, modeled by Naomi Campbell, this set speaks for itself! C...

Presenting a neon green Gianni Versace Couture dress, designed by Donatella Versace. From the Spring/Summer 2003 collection, this dress debuted on the season's runway as part of look...

Elegant vintage Moroccan kaftan, embroidered with orange threads. This chic Bohemian maxi dress kaftan, apple green satin is embroidered and embellished with handwoven thread trim. It is a slip on, the button does not open. One of a kind custom tailored evening Moroccan vintage gown. Vintage exotic 1970s maxi dress kaftan with orange trim. Handmade in North Africa, Morocco. Long sleeves with detailed buttoned and embroidered trim, fully front thread buttoning with 99 gold hand knotted looped buttons running down the centre from the neckline to the hemline for the undergarment. Dress measurement flat: Shoulder 14" (seam to seam) Sleeve 23" (shoulder seam to cuff) Chest 36" Waist 38" Hip 40" Total length 63" Size Medium. Handcrafted by Moroccan Artist designer, this is a one of a kind caftan, inspired by the tales of princess of the Arabian Nights. The Kaftan is a long and wide tunic, collarless, long-sleeved, worn by man and women in Africa, India, Rajasthan and the Middle East. The Moroccan kaftans inspired European and global designers as Yves Saint Laurent, Valentino, Dior, and many more who made the Moorish caftans...