Munich - Suits, Outfits and Ensembles

Early Moschino pieces designed by Franco Moschino himself – often referred to as Italian fashion's "enfant terrible" – within the short period when he launched the House of Moschino ...

Claude Montana's power women with accentuated shoulders and sculpted silhouettes marked the 1980s and influenced many fashion talents of the next generation. He loved details and often combined sleek architectural simplicity with a strong statement element like the curved piping detail on the back of this jacket. This outstanding early 1990s summer jacket and shorts suit comes direct from the former owner and has not been on the market prior to this. It comprises a double-breasted white blazer and high waisted black shorts. The blazer features a contrasting black peaked lapel with low neckline, a nipped waist and long buttoned sleeves. The black curved piping on the back takes centre stage and attracts the whole attention to the waist. The black high waisted shorts feature a slightly flared silhouette, side pockets and an attached belt that closes on the left side with a silver-toned metal buckle. Center zip closure. Both pieces are tailored from a linen and viscose blend. The jacket is fully lined in a white cotton and viscose mix fabric. The shorts are unlined. Labeled "Montana Claude...

This is one of Thierry Mugler's iconic sharply tailored skirt suits he is renowned for from the late 1980s / early 1990s. It encapsulates all that is unique in his designs: a fitted jacket with a structured cut, a wasp waist that hugs the hips and curved top stitches that follow the feminine forms, all together creating his signature super woman...

Early Moschino pieces designed by Franco Moschino himself – often referred to as Italian fashion's "enfant terrible" – within the short period when he launched the House of Moschino in 1983 until he passed away in 1994 are very sought after. This treasure, like several others that will be listed gradually comes direct from a German socialite and fashion collector so has not been on the market prior to this. This is a well documented skirt suit from Franco Moschino's Spring-Summer 1989 Couture Collection that puts you instantly into good humor. It captures the fun and charm vibe that Moschino has always represented as a brand. I am happy to have found documentation of it with a Vogue editorial shot from March 1989 (see last picture) and a Fashion Channel video sequence of the fashion show of that year. Please send us a note if you would like to see it. The collarless cropped boxy cut jacket features an eye-catching pattern mix of black polka dots on an off-white backdrop and a vibrant multicolor floral print. The design has an open front with no closure, four real buttoned front patch pockets, shoulder pads and is decorated along both sides of the center front with six fabric covered buttons and four beautiful iridescent rhinestone adorned buttons. The long sleeves show each three of the rhinestone decorated buttons at the cuffs with real buttonholes. The matching short high waisted pencil skirt features a waistband and two real patch pockets at the front. One closes with one of the fabric covered buttons, the other with one of the rhinestone adorned buttons. It closes with a button and a zip in the center back. Both pieces are made from light pure wool and are fully lined in a cherry-red rayon/acetate blend. The jacket's label reads "MOSCHINO COUTURE!" and features the iconic golden heart. Tagged a vintage IT 42, D 38, GB 10, USA 8. The skirt's label has been cut off. Excellent. Three hardly visible spots that may come out with dry cleaning (see picture 18). Otherwise looks like new. Jacket Shoulders: 43 cm – 16.9" (seam to seam) Bust: 94 cm – 37" (under the arms from side seam to side seam) Waist: 85 cm – 33.5" Sleeve length: 59 cm – 23.2" (measured from shoulder seam) Length: 48 cm – 18.9" (from neck to hem) Skirt Waist: 67 cm – 26.4" Hips: 92 cm – 36.2" Length: 53,5 cm – 21.1" Measurements are taken flat across from side seam to side seam and then DOUBLED for bust, waist and hips. Approximate Modern Size: S Reference photo: Editorial shot of Carre Otis...

Pucci terry cloth pieces were designed for the beach and reflect the jet set life style that Emilio Pucci and his clients often lived within the 1960...

This fabulous top and skirt set is made from pleated rainbow-coloured light silk. The colours reach from tulipwood to light blue and olive-green. The sleeveless top features a straig...

This blouse and trousers set is made from charcoal grey soft wool with black velveteen trimming. The blouse is unlined and features a mandarin collar in black velveteen, a double-bre...

This two-piece set consists of a teal green and maroon striped knitted jumper and high-waisted colour-coordinated zebra stripe-esque patterned trousers. The pullover is made from high quality cotton, tagged "Fil d'Ecosse“, and features an oversized collar, long sleeves (buttoned the left one) with fitted wide cuffs and a fitted wide waistband. It can be worn on and off-the-shoulder. The colour-coordinated corresponding trousers are made from cotton. They feature a flat style front, a narrow waistband, no belt loops, a hidden front zipper and metal slide clasp closure and two slightly exaggerated side pockets. The set is unlined and has the added provenance of coming directly from a lady that worked for the YSL...

This jacket and skirt suit is made from a lightweight hot pink wool blend crepe. The collarless jacket has a box cut with shoulder pads, long sleeves with buttoned cuffs and two lowe...

This black and red polka dot two-piece set features a wiggle silhouette dress and a short matching jacket. The sleeveless dress shows a V-neck, tiny gathers at the waistline, two kin...

An absolutely stunning numbered Chanel Haute Couture jacket and skirt suit from Autumn/Winter 1971. Date has been verified by the House of ...