Germany - Skirts

Gorgeous vintage Azzedine Alaïa leather mini skirt from the 1990s This classic mini skirt has the most incredible pencil fit in perfect Azzedine Alaïa style - it hugs the body and it is also so comfortable to wear. It is made from a soft lamb leather and features a high waistline, a zipper closure at the back, and intricate seam detailing that Alaïa is known for. The skirt is tight fitting and falls above the knee. Size FR40. Please refer to the measurements, it is measured un-stretched and flat: Waist 34.5cm Hips 49cm Total length 53.5cm Please note this is a second hand vintage designer item...

90s Gianni Versace Vintage Tartan Wool Mini Skirt Perfect for spring. IT 28/42 Our fit estimate: U.K. 8 Tiny repair on front as pictured not able to be seen unless up very close

Moschino Cheap and Chic Suede Tassel Hearts Cowgirl Mini Skirt heart shape fringe detailing absolutely stunning size 26 U.K. 6-8

CHRISTIAN DIOR 2001. Red jersey-look skirt from Christian Dior by John Galliano - Dior J'adore 6. With black flock print. Get the unmistakable Dior look...

Very well preserved, authentic silk skirt with many hand made-embroidered silk borders. Front and back have the same part. The embroidery on the beige sild borders around shirt part and the lower edge of the skirt are all beautifully hand-embroidered The skirt came to Germany from Hong Kong during the English colonial period. Size of the shirt: Length without waistband 84 cm, round cut waistband 8 cm wide The same front piece and back piece are 30 cm wide and 85 cm long. Please study the original style of the shirt using...

This is one of Yves Saint Laurent's iconic and well documented peasant skirts he did for the Rive Gauche line at the time of his famous "Russian Collection" dating from 1976-77. "The “Opéras – Ballets russes” collection, Yves Saint Laurent’s first fashion show at the Hôtel Inter-Continental, was a true spectacle. Saint Laurent was an admirer of the Ballets russes (founded by Sergei Diaghilev in the early twentieth century), Léon Bakst’s costumes and oriental paintings. His collection simultaneously evoked czar-era Russia and the Russia depicted in operas. Using gleaming colors and luxurious textiles (including fur, chiffon, silk, velvet, and gold lamé), Saint Laurent restored haute couture’s capacity to make people dream." – Musée Yves Saint Laurent Paris The ankle-length skirt features the signature fitted upper part done in a luxurious black velvet. Attached, the black light wool and angora mix fabric is finely gathered, adding volume and visual dimension to the skirt in contrast to the fitted panel that has a kind of slimming-effect and balances the volume of the skirt. The way the skirt moves is other-wordly! The velvet hip band is lined in a black silky rayon whereas the lower part is unlined. The design closes with a painted metal zipper and a flat hook and eye at the side. Labeled "Saint Laurent Rive Gauche Paris Made in France" and tagged a French vintage size 38. Please check the measurements below. A wearable and collectible piece of fashion history with endless styling possibilities! Excellent vintage condition. There are a few of pinholes on the lower part of the skirt near the hem. It is so long and has so much fabric that they do not show at all when worn nor do they detract from this rare piece. Waist: 64 cm – 25.2" (measured flat across the waistband and then DOUBLED) Yoke: 18 cm – 7" deep Hips: open Length: 105 cm – 41.3" Modern Sizing Equivalent: (XS)-S Reference Photos: YSL Russian Collection Ensemble on the Fall 1976 Runway / Vogue 1976 / YSL Ensemble...

This is a beyond beautiful 1972 version of Emilio Pucci's coveted A-line flared maxi skirts. The print is documented in the book "PUCCI – A Renaissance in Fashion" by Shirley Kennedy on page 107, saying that it is "inspired by cathedral stained glass". The high-waisted floor-length – actually extra-long – wrap skirt...

This is one of Yves Saint Laurent's iconic and well documented pleated evening skirts he did in the late 1970s and early 1980s. This Rive Gauche version would have been based on that Haute Couture skirt from the famous 1976-77 Russian Collection. This Haute Couture look was then translated into pleated crushed velvet skirts in various colours for the Rive Gauche label. "The “Opéras – Ballets russes” collection, Yves Saint Laurent’s first fashion show at the Hôtel Inter-Continental, was a true spectacle. Saint Laurent was an admirer of the Ballets russes (founded by Sergei Diaghilev in the early twentieth century), Léon Bakst’s costumes and oriental paintings. His collection simultaneously evoked czar-era Russia and the Russia depicted in operas. Using gleaming colors and luxurious textiles (including fur, chiffon, silk, velvet, and gold lamé), Saint Laurent restored haute couture’s capacity to make people dream." – Musée Yves Saint Laurent Paris Our example is made of an incredible amount of crushed rayon velvet in a rich gleaming ginger bread brown that is just phenomenal. The ankle-length skirt is tinily pleated from the narrow waistband that sits high at the waist and extends to the hem of the design. The way the skirt moves is other-wordly! It is unlined and closes with a painted metal zipper and a flat hook and eye at the center back. Labeled "Saint Laurent Rive Gauche Paris Made in France" and tagged a French vintage size 38. Endless styling possibilities! From day to night! Excellent vintage condition. Waist: 66 cm – 26" (measured flat across and then DOUBLED) Hips: open Length: 97 cm – 38.2" Modern Sizing Equivalent: XS-S Reference photos featuring versions of our skirt: Saint Laurent Rive Gauche Advertising, late 1970s / Model wearing a look of YSL's Russian Collection, 1976/77 / YSL Haute Couture Runway Look, A-W 1976-77 / YSL Fashion...

Adorable and rare LEONARD PARIS A-line flared maxi skirt probably from the 1970s. The high-waisted full length skirt is made from luxurious soft velvet and features an extremely vibrant pink Azalea...

This chic straight-cut Kenzo skirt is made from supple bottle-green genuine leather. It features a flattering knee length, a center back slit and a center front Velcro and zip closur...

A charming & sophisticated 1970s Malia of Honolulu Hawaiian deep cobalt blue wrap A-line skirt. The skirt features a unique nautical screen-print of sea birds and colourful ships docked in the harbour on a high-quality cotton. It has one patch pocket at the right side, is unlined and closes with a Velcro inside and a button on the other side. Malia is Hawaiian for ‘Mary’. It has been 57 years since the the Malia label was founded by Mary and Bill Foster in 1961. Bill owned a textile printing business. He met his wife, Mary, at Stanford University. After university, Bill acquired a garment company and invited his wife to be vice president and head designer. In 1969 the Oakland Tribune newspaper gushed in a headline, “Simply Marvelous Malia.” Its fashion editor, Nora Hampton, wrote, “Spectacular Island prints, vibrant colors and swirling designs, more sophisticated than most—this is Malia of Hawaii and a hit of the Los Angeles fashion press shows. Pattern is as bold and primitive as ancient Polynesian art...

Bohemian peasant style Yves Saint Laurent Rive Gauche full skirt that dates to the late 1970s and is very representative of the work Yves Saint Laurent was doing during this time per...