Unsigned Gold Sequin Tunic Mini Dress 1960s Style

America designer Pamella Roland has had a fairly recent rise to recognition in the world of fashion. Debuting her first collection only in 2002, Roland’s affinity for sleek, beautifu...

Fifth Avenue is the mecca for high fashion in the US. Named for this iconic location, Saks Fifth Avenue has been a major retail contended for over a century and has become widely known for their offerings of coveted designer fashions. This beautifully made ’90s dress is of exceptional quality, as it is hand embroidered with beads and sequins. It features geometric patterns in iridescent shades of pink, mauve, gold, lavender, white, forest green, bright blue, and turquoise, elevating this dress into a glimmering work of art. Size: 4 Bust: 3-34 inches Waist: 27-8 inches Hips: 36 inches Length: 37 inches The sleeveless bodice begins with a deep scoop neck and wide straps, giving it more of a casual feel which contrasts nicely with the intricate beadwork and sequins. The zig-zag nature of the pattern is set across the torso and thighs, creating a slimming effect, while the unusual abstract patterns of stripes, circles, and triangles give the eye something new to appreciate at each angle. A linear band of blue sequin circles at the bottom of the skirt brings the dress to a finish while a bordering stipe of wine-colored sequins at the hem compliments the wine-colored sequins that frame the neckline, pulling the dress together visually. This Saks Fifth Avenue dress is fully lined in pink silk and closes with a concealed back zip. In excellent condition, it appears to never have been worn. The designer label is removed, but the Saks...

Bob Mackie is commonly regarded as one of the world’s most prolific costume designers with his designs gracing stages and screens all over the globe. He famously designed for the lik...

Missoni is defined by its impressionist color stories and signature knit designs. The designs speak to the idea of simplicity with the value always being in the fine details. Done in a silky rayon crochet knit, this 1970s Missoni ensemble is made from gradients of dusty rose, blue-grey, pale yellow, and gold to create an overall warm, beachy feeling dress set. The cardigan drapes from a rounded neckline into elbow length sleeves. The undulating drape compliments the wave-like ribs in the fabric. A rather boxy silhouette, the softness of the drape and the movement of the colors give it a lighter feel. Underneath, the dress showcases a more textured, horizontal knit design that adds dimension and movement to the ensemble. The dress hugs the figure from the torso through the hips and from a dropped waistline falls into a straight maxi skirt. The fun doesn’t stop there. This ensemble also features a matching beret done in the same wavy knit style as the dress bodice and necklace made from a rope of the fabric threaded through circular carnelian beads. A picturesque sunset wrapped neatly in a matching ensemble...

Saint Laurent's ability to make globally inspired designs by melding several aesthetics into one beautifully articulated garment is a hallmark of the renowned designer, as can be s...

Lace gets the avant-garde treatment in this pretty spring/summer 2012 Junya Watanabe dress. The traditional fabric, here woven from richly hued burgundy, purple and gold threads into...

A beauty to behold, this original 1930's satin dress rendered in the most sumptuous shade of amber satin, is the perfect statement piece for your special occasion wardrobe. The rou...

This dress is made of finely pleated claret colored silk with silk cording along side seams, and multicolored glass beads threaded through the cording. The beads are amber glass with...

This dress is made of finely pleated sienna colored silk with silk cording along side seams,shoulders and tunic hem with multicolored glass beads threaded through the cording.
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Description: This dress is made of finely pleated shell pink colored silk with silk cording along side seams, and multicolored glass beads threaded through the cording.

A rare 1960's formal dress by important American designer Gertrude Arzt of Huntington Texas. Indian inspired overall pattern in gold thread on a satin/silk morphing color from yello...

Scalloped layers of material, fully line. zipper on side. Fits American size 4-6