Vintage Bergdorf Goodman1970s A-Line Maxi Skirt

Plaids were popularized in Saint Laurent’s collections from the late 1960s to the early 70s. Appearing most frequently in skirts, the colorful plaids for Rive Gauche reimagined tradi...

A remarkable talent of 21st century design, Dries Van Noten quickly captivated the world of fashion with his equally wearable and conceptual garments. Opening his Paris boutique in 2007 and then recognized by CFDA in 2008, Van Noten’s Fall 2008 collection stands as a monument to the designer’s growing acclaim. Implementing his signature abstract florals and unique color stories, the collection gave a psychedelic ethnic mood that is encompassed in this pleated, sheer, silk skirt. Sitting promptly at the waist with an austere black waist band, the delicate skirt is a sensory explosion of colors featuring tones of yellow ochre, mauve, red, and blue-green. The print rhythmically moves with the pleats slightly accentuating the hips as it moves into the dynamic, calf-length handkerchief hem. A vintage aura adds a particular charm to the seemingly futuristic print...

Countercultural styles in the 1970s were iconic and revolutionary in the realm of fashion. Bohemian and neo-aesthetic dress trickled up from the subversive youth cultures to the cout...

A Fabulous feather printed Pucci Outfit. Loving the color combination. of the bright Fuschia background with the print in blues, black and gold. The Blouse is a lightweight wool, wi...

Rare deadstock Andre Courreges maxi-skirt in a quintessential springtime pastel mint, made of pique cotton, with white front snap closure. Retains original French tags and basted lin...

A great vintage skirt for Fall from Yves Saint Laurent., Rive Gauche line.

Founded in 1991, Voyage were famous for their mix of fabrics, textures and embellishments which turned everyday items into walking art. The label kick-started the craze for boho chic...

A gorgeous maxi skirt made of Sybil Connolly’s trademark Irish handkerchief linen in a labor intensive process of hand pleating yards of fine linen into a yard of fabric...