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Phenomenal vintage late 80s Bob Mackie Couture light pink and gray silk chiffon, lace and rhinestone encrusted strapless Grecian gown ! Features grey lace and rhinestones on the bodi...

1998 3 pcs Chanel by Karl Lagerfeld Black Crepe Bustier Corset and Creme bustle skirt with detachable sleeves and short sash that you can style it as a strap or scarf. Perfect for We...

From 2004, this new-with-tags Roberto Cavalli bustier top features a vibrant floral paisley print in pink and tan tones. The structured corset ...

This ribbed bright green Gianni Versace mini dress, designed by Gianni Versace for the Spring/Summer 1992 collection, is a form-fitting bodycon piece. It features off-the-shoulder pe...

Designed by Tom Ford for his final collection as Gucci's creative director, this black snakeskin flap bag from the Fall/Winter 2004 collection is an ultra-luxurious must-have. A vers...

This Spring/Summer 2002 Gianni Versace by Donatella sheer white sleeveless ruffle top debuted on the season's runway. The lightweight, semi-transparent fabric is adorned with delicat...

From Gucci’s Spring/Summer 2000 collection by Tom Ford, these light green cigarette pants are crafted from shimmering iridescent silk. Designed with a high waist and subtle pleats, t...

Presenting a fabulous dark navy mini skirt from the 2000s Guy Laroche Couture collection. This piece features contrasting shimmery moiré panels at the hem and hips that add movement ...

This vintage Phillip Hulitar 1950s, ivory silk chiffon and black velvet cocktail dress is the perfect party dress or great for wedding. Gown has intricate black velvet, ivory silk chiffon, pearl encrusted, leaf-motif bodice and its double-layer, silk chiffon ballroom skirt...

From Gianni Versace by Donatella’s Spring/Summer 2001 collection, this off-white mini dress features shimmering fabric and an elegant, body-hugging silhouette. The plunging neckline ...

Presenting a black nylon skirt from Gucci, designed by Tom Ford for the 1999 collection. This minimal a-line silhouette is finished with a sheer black mesh trim at the hem. Approxim...

Presenting a lime green tulle bralette from Dolce & Gabbana’s Spring/Summer 1992 collection. Debuting on the season's runway as part of look 24, modeled by Linda Evangelista, this airy piece is constructed from layered ruffled tulle embellished with scattered faux pearl beads. Also featured in the "Baby Doll" editorial for the February 1992 issue of Vogue Italia, captured by Walter Chin...

Presenting a fabulous pink chiffon ballerina dress from the Michael Kors Spring/Summer 2007 runway collection. Crafted from flowing pink chiffon, this elegant dress is accented by a ...

From John Galliano’s Spring/Summer 2003 collection, this slip gown features a ruched bodice adorned with vertical rows of rhinestones and a central floral appliqué, finished with a s...

From Gucci’s Spring/Summer 2001 collection by Tom Ford, this new-with-tags black one-piece swimsuit features a sleek silhouette with a deep V neckline, square branded accents, sewn i...

Vintage late 1940s (c. 1949) Biki Milano purple and black abstract patterned silk dress in the fitted bodice and full/circle skirted style that became so popular during the 1950s. ...

From Gianfranco Ferré’s Fall/Winter 1999 collection, this beige strapless corset top debuted on the runway. Designed with structured boning, tonal stitching, and a hidden double zip ...

Utterly fabulous Betty Carol for Mam'selle 1959/1960 taffeta and wool dress. Sculptural and seamlessly of-it's-time, yet bewilderingly light years ahead. Mam’selle was one ...

A holy grail for the fashion obsessed—Vivienne Westwood Fall 1992 pant suit. The Dame herself wore this design! This is the type of archival vintage that we can confidently endorse a...

Utterly fabulous red silk taffeta voluminous ruffle dress from Marc Bohan's Fall 1985 collection for Christian Dior. At the time, WWD described the collection as "young at heart, nau...

A dress fit for a princess by the fabulous Tunisian born French-Italian designer, Loris Azzaro. The professor-turned-designer began designing in 1962, and by 1967 he had launched the...

An extravagant late 1960's gem by Bill Blass documented in the September 1969 issue of Vogue. This beautiful piece is a sparkling example of the late '60s style of America's elite. T...

Balenciaga 2010s little black dress with cap sleeves and a shape that is a fresh, modern, more tailored take on Cristobal Balenziaga's iconic sack dress. Beautiful detail at back whe...

A rare couture piece designed by Bob Mackie and Ray Aghayan from their short-lived Beverly Hills custom atelier Elizabeth The First. This stunning gown has been crafted from a black ...

Monica Bellucci loved this S/S 2003 Dolce & Gabbana corset so much that she wore it on Maxim's June 2003 cover and then again in it's gown iteration at the Cannes Film Festival! ...

Rei Kawakubo for Comme des Garçons Ready-to-Wear Spring 2008 navy blue gingham heavily ruffled bolero. This playful piece will strike CdG collectors as visually similar to the iconic...

Slinky and sexy little 2000's does 1970's disco dress from Versace's Spring/Summer "Diva Alert" 2004 collection, designed by Donatella. Madonna wore the pink runway version of this d...

Documented, adorable, and highly coveted 1960's Bonnie Cashin wool plaid coat dating to Phillip Sills 1968 Spring Ready to Wear collection. Runway provenance aside, this darling coat...

A museum worthy crossover of French Couture and midcentury stewardess style. This flight attendant uniform was designed by Pierre Balmain in 1965 for Trans World Airlines (TWA). Cra...

Sophisticated vintage Burberry Fall 2004 oversized black geometric shawl, an exceptionally versatile accessory from the Christopher Bailey era. Designed in an elegant semi-sheer black textile, the shawl features an abstract geometric pattern created through contrasting sheer and lustrous woven areas. The tonal construction gives the piece dimension and visual interest while retaining the understated sophistication associated with Burberry. Generously proportioned at 95 inches long by 27.5 inches wide, the shawl offers tremendous freedom in styling. It can be worn traditionally across the shoulders, wrapped dramatically around the body, loosely draped as an evening stole, folded and worn as an oversized scarf, or wrapped multiple times around the neck for a more sculptural effect. The minimalist black palette and graphic pattern also make this an excellent unisex piece. On a woman, it can be styled over a cocktail dress, evening gown, tailored suit, silk blouse or minimalist separates. On a man, it would look equally sophisticated with a tuxedo, tailored overcoat, leather jacket, cashmere sweater or simple black suiting. Its generous scale allows the wearer to completely change its character depending on how it is folded, wrapped or draped. Although identified as Fall 2004, this is genuinely a year-round accessory. Wear it as an elegant additional layer during fall and winter, over eveningwear during transitional spring weather, or loosely draped over the shoulders on cooler summer evenings. The semi-sheer construction gives it visual lightness, preventing it from feeling limited to cold-weather dressing. It is also an ideal travel piece. The generous dimensions provide considerable coverage without the visual weight of a conventional wrap, and its neutral black color makes it exceptionally easy to coordinate with an existing wardrobe. It can transform simple separates during the day and then be restyled as an evening wrap later that night. This is the sort of timeless wardrobe piece that transcends season, gender and occasion. Elegant without being overly formal and distinctive without relying on obvious branding, it is an exceptionally useful Burberry accessory to keep in a wardrobe for everything from travel and dinners to cocktail events, weddings and formal evenings. Measurements Length: 95 inches Width: 27.5 inches SEO Keywords Burberry Fall 2004, vintage Burberry, Burberry shawl, Burberry scarf, Burberry wrap...

Alexander Mcqueen deep pink dress with a stunning gold and black Oriental inspired floral weave throughout, circa 2011. Fitted pencil style, sleeveless. Back zip and hook and eye wit...

Approximately Size Small - Medium (tons of stretch) Measurements: Bust: 34–44 inches Waist: 24–30 inches Exceptional vintage 1970s Valentino cashmere sweater...

Alexander McQueen black velvet pumps with leather heel and platform and intricate white lace accents from the Autumn/Winter 2012/2013 collection. The lace design on the shoes plays...

Tom Ford era Gucci white belted mini skirt from the Spring 2003 collection. As seen on the runway in a sporty nylon iteration, the one in our collection is a durable cotton and silk ...

Archival runway skirt from Rei Kawakubo's Spring 2002 collection for Comme des Garçons. A childlike innocence exudes from the playful layered ruffles and buckle hardware. The base sk...

A truly remarkable piece of fashion history. This Christian Dior London dress is the Ready to Wear version of the Paris Haute Couture dress from the Autumn 1954 "Mexique" collection....

Marked Size 44 / US 12 Measurements: Bust: 44 inches Waist: 38 inches Hips: Not applicable 17 inches from back shoulder seam to seam This early 2000s Escada blazer is a fabulous example of the house’s exuberant approach to color and feminine tailoring. Crafted from a textured cotton, rayon and silk blend, the jacket features a pale pink and ivory tweed woven with multicolor accents of blue, turquoise, green, yellow, fuchsia and purple. One of its best details is the vibrant floral contrast lining, rendered in saturated shades of pink, fuchsia, turquoise, blue, orange, green and purple. The lining was clearly designed to be seen and gives the jacket multiple styling personalities. Wear the sleeves full length for a classic tailored look, turn the cuffs outward to reveal the floral lining, or scrunch the sleeves up toward the elbows for a more relaxed, contemporary silhouette. The collar can be worn traditionally or popped up to expose the floral underside, allowing you to dramatically change the look of the jacket without adding a thing. The front is finished with three pale pink Escada bluebell-embossed buttons with gold-tone detailing. Notched lapels, softly structured shoulders and shaping through the waist create the polished, feminine silhouette associated with Escada tailoring of the period. This is an especially versatile jacket for styling. Pair it with white or cream trousers and strappy heels for a polished spring or summer look; wear it with jeans and the sleeves pushed up for something more casual; or pick up one of the colors in the tweed with turquoise, cobalt blue, fuchsia or green trousers, shoes or a handbag. It would also look fantastic over a simple silk camisole or fitted dress for a luncheon, cocktail event, resort dinner or daytime occasion. Era: Early 2000s Designer: Escada Marked Size: EU 44 / US 12 Fabric: Cotton, rayon and silk blend Measurements: Bust: 44 inches Waist: 38 inches 17 inches from back shoulder seam to seam A wonderfully colorful and highly wearable early 2000s Escada tweed...

An exquisite 1910's French Couture evening gown in a regal shade of midnight blue. This intricate piece is composed of several layers of delicate silk chiffon including an inner lini...

Authentic 1980s Sting sunglasses, made in Italy and never worn. Founded in 1985, Sting Eyewear emerged as a fresh Italian brand focused on bold, youthful design. Part of the renowne...

Measurements: Bust: 17.5 inches from underarm to underarm (gown is strapless) Waist: 28 inches Hips: 40 inches Length: 53 inches Size: Approximately a modern US size 6–8, with a US ...

Elegant bohemian chic tiered cotton skirt from Tom Ford's iconic Fall 2001 collection for Yves Saint Laurent. Beautifully crafted from black cotton poplin, this piece reimagines the ...

Classic Christian Dior silk button-up sleeveless blouse in a delicate shade of cream glacé. With vertical pleats making a type of bib front and a petite pointed collar, this lightwei...

Chanel coat from Karl Lagerfeld’s acclaimed Pre-Fall 2008 Métiers d’Art Paris–London collection. A showcase for the specialist craft ateliers preserved by Chanel, the show occupied w...

Size US 6 Measurements: Blouse 36 inch bust 28 inch waist Skirt 29 inch waist 40 inch hips 20 inches in length A rare 2004 John Galliano silk chiffon top and skirt ensemble from the...

Ann Demeulemeester Fall 2000 black leather wrap skirt as seen on the runway. The asymmetric and slightly deconstructed design captures the Belgian designer's signature gritty flavo...

This exquisite flapper dress from the 1920's embodies the sultry sophistication of the period with intricate beading, geometric paneling, and fabulous bugle beaded fringe. Crafted ...

Valentino short dress in black Crepe Couture from the Fall/Winter 2024 collection, Pierpaolo Piccioli's final ready-to-wear season for the house. A widely documented style, the dress...

Approximately Size Small Measurements: Bust: 30-32 inches Waist: 28 inches Hips: 36 inches Length (top back shoulder seam to hem): 55 inches An elegant and effortlessly timeless rar...

Model in video is a US Size 8, and 5’8 feet tall Few American designers changed the course of fashion as profoundly as Roy Halston Frowick. Revered for his impeccable tailoring, luxurious jersey fabrics, and effortless approach to glamour, Halston created clothing that celebrated movement, comfort, and timeless sophistication. This exceptionally rare 1970s day dress beautifully embodies that philosophy while showcasing one of the most unusual novelty prints associated with the designer. Crafted from an incredibly soft silk blend jersey with comfortable stretch, the fabric drapes fluidly over the body, creating a silhouette that is both flattering and remarkably easy to wear. The elongated pointed collar, partial button-front closure, elegantly shaped bodice, elbow-length sleeves, and softly flared knee-length skirt work together to create a classic 1970s silhouette that skims the figure without clinging. Halston’s mastery of proportion is evident throughout, resulting in a dress that feels as comfortable today as it did nearly fifty years ago. What truly distinguishes this piece is its extraordinary allover novelty pink pig print set against a dramatic black background. From a distance, the motif reads almost as an abstract graphic, only revealing its whimsical character upon closer inspection. It is an unforgettable design that perfectly balances playful artistry with sophisticated styling. After extensive research, I was unable to locate another publicly documented example of this exact print in museum collections, runway archives, editorials, or the vintage marketplace. While it cannot be stated that this is the only example ever produced, it is unquestionably an exceptionally scarce surviving Halston design and one of the most distinctive novelty-print dresses to emerge from the designer’s celebrated 1970s output. The craftsmanship is equally impressive. Halston was renowned for creating garments that appeared deceptively simple while relying on precise patternmaking and expert construction. Beautifully placed seams, balanced proportions, and the luxurious drape of the silk blend jersey allow the dress to move gracefully with the body while maintaining its elegant shape. The slight stretch in the fabric further enhances both comfort and fit, making it as wearable as it is collectible. Whether styled with understated heels for a daytime luncheon, statement jewelry for cocktails, or boots and a tailored jacket for a modern editorial look, this remarkable Halston offers the rare opportunity to own an exceptionally elusive piece from one of America’s greatest fashion designers. Measurements Bust: 34 to 36 inches Waist: 30 to 32 inches Hips: 36 to 38 inches Length (top back shoulder seam to hem): 43 inches Details * Circa 1976 * Silk blend jersey with comfortable stretch * Front button closure * Elongated pointed collar * Elbow-length sleeves * Knee-length silhouette * Made in USA Condition Excellent condition Vintage Halston, 1970s Halston dress...

Measurements Bust: up to 48 inches Waist: up to 44 inches Hips: up to 48 inches Length (top back shoulder seam to hem): 38 inches Size: One size / accommodates a wide range of sizes due to the generous cut and fluid construction. A spectacular and exceptionally rare vintage Pamela Dennis New York gold metallic linked lace hooded dress dating to the late 1990s. Crafted from metal metallic thread woven onto an open mesh foundation, this extraordinary textile creates the appearance of antique lace while reflecting light like liquid gold. Unlike conventional metallic fabrics that rely on foil printing, metallic yarns, or lurex blends, this garment utilizes actual metallic elements integrated into the textile itself. The manufacturing process is significantly more labor-intensive and costly than traditional woven or knitted fabrics, requiring specialized machinery and intricate construction techniques. Fabrics of this caliber were reserved for luxury eveningwear due to their expense, dramatic visual impact, and couture-level appearance. The result is a garment that moves with remarkable fluidity while creating a luminous, jewelry-like effect. The oversized hood and draped neckline lend a glamorous, almost Byzantine elegance, while the relaxed silhouette allows the piece to fit a wide range of sizes comfortably. Depending on styling, it can function as a dramatic evening dress, a resort caftan, a luxury swim cover-up, or a statement layering piece. For black-tie events, pair with a silk slip dress beneath and metallic sandals or strappy heels. For resort wear, layer over a black or ivory swimsuit with oversized sunglasses and gold jewelry. It also layers beautifully over fitted trousers, leggings, or a slim evening column dress for a more contemporary runway-inspired look. The versatility of the silhouette, combined with the extraordinary metallic linked lace construction, makes this a standout piece for collectors of Pamela Dennis and late twentieth-century luxury fashion. Measurements Bust: up to 48 inches Waist: up to 44 inches Hips: up to 48 inches Length (top back shoulder seam to hem): 38 inches Size: One size / accommodates a wide range of sizes due to the generous cut and fluid construction. Condition: Excellent vintage condition with light wear consistent with age. Pamela Dennis, metallic lace, hooded dress, gold caftan, evening gown, black tie, resort wear, swim cover up, goddess dress, Y2K luxury, gala dress, statement eveningwear, art-to-wear, collectible designer fashion. Pamela Dennis dress, Pamela Dennis New York, vintage Pamela Dennis, gold metallic dress, metallic lace dress, linked metal lace, hooded evening dress, hooded cocktail dress, gold caftan dress, luxury resort wear, designer swim cover up, black tie dress, gala dress, evening caftan, gold evening gown, statement dress, art to wear fashion, metallic mesh dress, goddess dress, resort glamour, Palm Beach style, Beverly Hills fashion, 1990s designer dress, late 1990s fashion, Y2K luxury fashion, collectible designer fashion, metallic hooded dress, gold cover up, special occasion dress, luxury vacation wear, evening resort dress, dramatic hooded gown, couture textile dress, metallic link fabric, gold lace caftan...

An exceptional late 1980s Hermes Govantes cocktail dress, made in Indonesia and purchased new in Spain, beautifully preserved in never-worn condition. This extraordinarily rare piece captures the exuberance of late 1980s fashion with breathtaking hand-applied embellishment and a striking figure-skimming silhouette. The front is lavishly adorned with thousands of individually applied sequins, bugle beads, metallic beadwork, and dramatic beaded fringe that shimmers beautifully with every movement. Brilliant shades of turquoise, cobalt blue, emerald green, ruby red, fuchsia, violet, gold, silver, and ivory create a bold geometric composition evocative of the Memphis Milano design movement. The oversized turquoise circular motifs also recall Mediterranean protective eye symbolism, lending the dress an artistic and unforgettable presence. Crafted from a soft and comfortable rayon and elastane stretch knit, the dress molds beautifully to the body while allowing exceptional ease of movement. Adjustable shoulder straps provide a customizable fit, and the dress slips effortlessly over the head with no zipper or other closures. The clean, unembellished back provides a sophisticated contrast to the spectacularly decorated front, allowing the extraordinary handwork to remain the focal point. Purchased new in Spain during the late 1980s, this is a scarce example of Hermes Govantes’ work and an outstanding collector’s piece for lovers of exceptional vintage eveningwear. Marked Size: Medium Measurements Bust: 30 to 36 inches Waist: 24 to 30 inches Hips: 30 to 38 inches Length (top back shoulder seam to hem): 34 inches Condition Excellent condition. Never worn. The sequins, bugle beads, fringe, and stretch knit remain beautifully preserved, and the dress presents exceptionally well. A remarkable statement piece that pairs effortlessly with Christian Louboutin, Yves Saint Laurent YSL, Manolo Blahnik, Gucci, Prada, Chanel, or Bottega Veneta accessories. Perfect for cocktail parties, gallery openings, holiday events, resort evenings, fashion celebrations, or any occasion where unforgettable vintage glamour is desired. 1980s cocktail dress...

Geoffrey Beene vintage 1960s short sleeve dress with dark plastic tortoiseshell buttons . Faux front pocket detail. Front button closure. No content label, feels like wool. Fully li...

Jean Paul Gaultier S/S 1994 'Les Tatouages' Mesh Tribal Tattoo Maxi Dress and Bolero-- A standout set from one of Jean Paul Gaultier's most talked about collections.  Sexy, edgy, and...

Best fits a modern US size 2-4 (Small). Measurements Bust: 32 inches Waist: 27 inches Hips: 36 inches Length (top shoulder to longest point of hem): approximately 50 inches A spectacular and exceptionally rare 1976 Halston Couture gold lamé sarong dress, embodying the effortless glamour and Studio 54-era sophistication that made Halston one of the most influential American designers of the twentieth century. Cut from luminous liquid gold lamé, this dramatic one-shoulder design features Halston’s signature Grecian-inspired draping, an elegant shoulder tie detail, and an asymmetrical sarong-style wrap silhouette that moves beautifully with the body. This museum-worthy design represents everything collectors seek in early Halston couture: minimalist construction, luxurious fabric, sensual draping, and timeless glamour. The fluid silhouette appears deceptively simple while showcasing the masterful engineering and bias-cut techniques that established Halston as the designer of choice for fashion icons, socialites, and Hollywood royalty throughout the 1970s. A nearly identical version of this iconic design was worn by legendary journalist and television personality Barbara Walters at the MET Gala in 1977, further cementing the style’s place in American fashion history. The design has also appeared in museum exhibitions dedicated to Halston’s groundbreaking work and was famously revisited decades later when supermodel Carmen Kass wore the same striking silhouette on the red carpet, demonstrating the enduring relevance and collectibility of Halston’s most celebrated creations. The shimmering gold lamé fabric catches light from every angle, creating the liquid-metal effect that became synonymous with Halston’s eveningwear. Equally at home at a black-tie gala, museum event, luxury resort, or red-carpet occasion, this is the type of archival Halston couture piece that rarely surfaces on the market. Best fits a modern US size 2-4 (Small). Measurements Bust: 32 inches Waist: 27 inches Hips: 36 inches Length (top shoulder to longest point of hem): approximately 50 inches Halston’s work has been collected and exhibited by major institutions including the The Metropolitan Museum of Art, and his influence continues to resonate through designers such as Tom Ford, Donna Karan, Michael Kors, and Narciso Rodriguez. Style this extraordinary piece with metallic Christian Louboutin heels, a sculptural Bottega Veneta clutch, vintage Cartier jewelry, or statement pieces from Yves Saint Laurent, Chanel, and Gucci for an effortlessly glamorous look. vintage halston couture dress, 1976 halston, gold lamé dress, gold lame gown, one shoulder evening dress, sarong dress, studio 54 fashion...

This Jean Paul Gaultier is a collectors dream. This dynamite leopard print denim dress originates from the Spring/Summer 1989 'Travel Around the World in 168 Outfits' collection. Thi...

Stunning Alexander McQueen Pre-Fall 2011 dress as seen in Lookbook look 18 (see photo). Long sleeved dress features an unusual print that looks like an an...

Alexander McQueen blush pink pencil skirt from the 2004. Silver metallic jacquard pattern throughout, center back slit. Back zip and hook and eye. Content: (content tag removed, in...

A fabulous example of Christopher Bailey’s celebrated tenure at Burberry, this circa 2010 Burberry London quilted jacket showcases the house’s iconic Nova Check in sophisticated shad...

Truly radiant bridal gown by the Ethiopian American designer, Amsale Aberra. Amsale's bridal designs are celebrated for the clean, modern, and classic designs that withstand the tren...

Signature simple, yet effective, 1970's silhouette from Halston. Luscious linen in a vibrant shade of grape purple. Elegant and figure-flattering Marilyn Monroe-esque  fit and flare ...