Fred A. Block Blue and Ivory Gabardine Block-Color Deco Jacket Skirt Suit, 1945

If you were an "It Girl" in London during the 1960's and 1970's, Biba is where you would have shopped. This super rare and ultra timeless royal-blue jacket ens...

Incredibly gorgeous Yves Saint Laurent royal purple cotton-velvet pantsuit from his infamous 1979 Rive Gauche collection. Pieces from this decade are v...

Givenchy, the name itself evokes glamour, refined elegance, simplicity and style. Givenchy's trademark of sculpted lines and luxurious fabrics make his work easily recognizable. This bold jumpsuit ensemble, dating back to their 1991 haute couture collection, is a beautiful example of his brilliance. The fabric itself is a masterpiece; luxurious emerald-green and magenta-pink lined silk satin. I adore the boned strapless bodice with over-sized cummerbund belt. The flattering nipped waist met by straight-legged trouser pants create the perfect amount of drama to this timeless piece. The matching hourglass peplum jacket complete with wide lapel-collar and over-sized pockets finish this garment off with a perfect femme fatale vibe. With this ensemble, you have one complete outfit or amazing separates! Measurements Jumpsuit Bust: 33-34 inches Waist: 26 inches Hips: up to 39 inches Length top to waist: 10 inches Length waist to hem: 41 inches Matching Jacket Total Length: 22 inches Sleeve Length: 23 inches Shoulder to Shoulder: 16 inches This 1982 Givenchy numbered...

A gorgeous Celia Birtwell print silk-crepe Ossie Clark for Radley ensemble that is both timeless and chic. Radley was a British clothing manufacturing company of the 1960's through the early 1980's. The main designer for the company, Raymond "Ossie: Clark, was a leading light in the London swinging sixties fashion era and is now renowned for his romantic flowing dresses. Ossie Clark vintage...

Gloria DeHaven began her career as a child actor with a big part in Charlie Chaplin's 1936 film Modern Times. Years later she was signed to MGM, appearing in such films as Best Foot Forward, The Thin...

An ultra seductive and very rare Betsey Johnson punk label sequin stretch cotton knit crop-top set dating back to the early 1980's. Almost immediately after graduating from college, ...

Circa 1985 France Beautiful Pierre Cardin’s turquoise cloque satin suit jacket (attributed to) dating from the 1980s. Presumed and oral origin of the war...

Circa 1956 - 1960 France Interesting printed silk suit composed of a sleeveless dress and a jacket probably from the early days of Jules-François Crahay for Nina Ricci. Beautiful n...

This is a stunning two piece ensemble designed by Margaretha Ley for Escada in the 1980's. The suit is made of blue suede with small black polka dots and includes a skirt and an open...

Collection Autumn Winter Fall 1985/1986 France Skirt and jacket set in turquoise dipped lambskin by Jean-Claude Jitrois Collection Autumn Winter Fall 1985/1986. Jacket with small co...

Beautiful larger sized 1950s vintage BOB MCCREERY for NEIMAN MARCUS navy blue and tan silk / linen blend skirt suit ! Jacket buttons up the front. Hi...

Absence of vulgarity was central to Chanel’s definition of luxury, a view formed during her impoverished early life. Born in 1883 in Saumur, France, as Gabrielle Bonheur Chanel, she was just 12 years old when her mother died and her itinerant father put her in a home for orphaned girls run by a local convent. She learned to sew and, upon moving to Moulins six years later, became a seamstress. She also sang in nightclubs, earning the sobriquet “Coco,” an allusion to a popular song of the time. Beautiful, one of a kind vintage silk dress and jacket for as a coktail dress...