Frank Usher Turquoise Brocade Dress Late 1960s

1950's evening dress made from a flame stitch brocade featuring shades of turquoise on a black base. A full skirt extends from a fitted bodice with pleats to the hips and asymmetric ...

A Spring 2000 Gucci by Tom Ford jersey dress with an all-over snakeskin print incorporating the House script, in shades of verdigris-green, turqu...

Psychedelic floral print evening dress from the 1960s, in bright pink, orange and green on a white background. The dress features an empire waist with contrasting fuchsia pink band and a matching bow to the back. Gathers of fabric come from the band at the front and into the back creating more volume in this area, this is complimented by the neckline being higher in the front scooping lower in the back. Original 1960's. Excellent vintage condition. Jean Allen...

Frank Usher 1970s maxi dress with shiny black domed buttons down the centre front stopping at a keyhole before reaching a high mandarin type collar which is in a complimenting zig-za...

Beautiful late 1960s Oscar de la Renta turquoise blue and silver silk brocade sequined short sleeve evening gown / maxi dress! Feather prints...

This striking gown was couture crafted in the late 1960s to early 1970s. The fabric is really the star of the show; thick aqua jacquard is textured with geometric, floral and cloud-s...

This 1960s Tony Armstrong evening dress is cut in a classic and flattering column silhouette with a high rounded neckline and short, slightly capped sleeves. The front is very lightly embroidered with fine blue thread in a criss-cross pattern. This continues round to the back of the dress, where a concealed original metal zipper ensures a smooth and seamless fit. A pair of right and left darts to the front and back emphasises the waist. The fabric is a very fine quality peacock blue raw silk with a satin sheen to it whilst it is fully lined in a lilac coloured acetate. A best fit for around a UK 8-10 or US 4-6. Superb vintage condition and looks barely worn, we noted only a small area of discoloration to the lining near both the sleeve underarms but this is totally unseen when worn. Tony Armstrong was a British couture...

Presenting an exquisite haute couture evening gown by the legendary Jean Dessès, a true marvel from the fashion realm, dating back to the illustrious era of 1962. Prepare to be capti...