Palm Beach - Clothing

Chanel Lime Wool Double Breasted Jacket - Sz 38-Circa 96A This beautiful double breasted classic piece has logo enamel buttons, 2 front lower pockets, 4 f...

Joanna Mastroianni Mint Brocade Dress N/S-2. This fabulous sleeveless dress is in excellent condition. It is a light blue minty color. There is no sign of wear. The dress has a silve...

Chado (Ralph Rucci Black and White Label) Black Wool Tapered Dress with Scooped Neckline. This Size 8 Dress is in Excellent Condition. Measurements: B...

Proenza Schouler Black, White and Peach Embroidered Asymetrical Dress- 10 This very unique sleeveless dress has a round neckline with a thick bias aro...

Chanel single breasted peach & cream tweed jacket with four hidden buttons. Jacket is in impeccable condition. Circa 2000s. Size 38. Measurements: Bust- 37" Shoulder to Shoulder- ...

Vintage Christian LaCroix 2pc metallic brocade jacket and skirt 1980s...Yellow and silver brocade, the jacket is loose fitting with 3/4 length sleeves that have a vent at the cuff......

Emanuel Ungaro Pink & Green Silk Knit Tank w/ Blue Sequin Trim - 8 - NWT. This lovely top is in excellent condition, new with tags. It features a soft pink and green silk knit, a b...

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...

Rene Lezard red crepe ( has some stretch), trousers. Flat, fly front with banded waist and belt loops. Legs taper to cuffed hem. Angled side pockets. Back ...

Italian designer Giorgio Armani is renowned for his sophisticated aesthetic and exquisite attention to detail. He began his fashion career in window dressing at a Milan department st...

Done in a rich brown silk brocade with metallic copper accents. A collage of jewels covered in tulle surrounds the collar, cuff, and bottom of this evening coat. Brown feather trim. ...

Etro black cocktail dress with dotted tulle sleeves and satin bias ruffle hem. Flirty dress has princess seams and is pieced with wool and satin, it is fitted through the torso. Long...

Issey Miyake has a unique architectural aesthetic mixing concepts that typically would be avoided by most designers. Fine, micro-pleating, one of his favorites, is incorporated into ...

Yves Saint Laurent quilted modernist print challis and velvet jacket from the 1980s. This beautiful jacket is perfect for fall, the wool challis is done in a bright modernist print. ...

Valentino beaded knit, plunge V neckline top in brown. White & crystal beads and sequins trim the neckline and cuffs. Pull on top has 3/4 length sleeves an...

Fendi silky black jersey pleated bat wing turtle neck dress marked size 40. Pull on stretch jersey dress has a turtle neck, long bat wing style, with pleats at the underside of the u...

Extraordinary Bolero signed Yves Saint Laurent, impression of pink and green foliage on a golden background. Extremly rare!

Mme. Pauline Trigère was a French born, American designer who is acclaimed by her effective use of line, and minimalist aesthetic. Raising to popularity in the 1950s, Trigère favored a clean, tailored look, preferring to allow the fabric to speak independently, and embellishing her designs with either ornate brooches or buttons. While Trigère designed an array of garment styles, she is most noted for her outerwear pieces, and suit ensembles. This ca. 1990s Trigère suit...

​Surjit and Adarsh Gill, the sister duo from India, launched Saz in New York in 1969. Their beautiful, feminine designs featured embroidered silks and were, as noted in an article for The New York Times, “Based on the assumption that in every crisp, tailored woman there is a mysterious enchantress yearning to come out at night.” Their pieces seemed to fulfill this desire, with an early collection being described as “…the sort of Arabian Nights dream the assembled women had been hoping to see come true.” Rather than simply reproduce the Sari for the West, the sisters created a “mini-sari” inspired by the traditional garb, which favored short bodices paired with long skirts. This was one of their most recognizable silhouettes, along with triangular hem lines and pants paired with tunics. Done in 100% hand woven sheer silk, this Saz by Surjit & Adarsh Gill Dress is whimsical and seductive at once. The dress derives inspiration from the sister’s “mini-sari”, with its fitted peek-a-boo bodice and maxi length skirt that reaches a few inches above the ankles. Featuring an abstract pattern of white diamonds, squares, circles, and rectangles on a black ground, the dress has an underlayer of opaque black silk which brings the print to life. The sheer bodice begins with a high neckline and long sleeves, providing the perfect canvas for the fitted underlayer of black silk beneath it, featuring a triangular neckline and a midriff baring cut...

Zandra Rhodes is one of the original queens of eccentric. Her bold silhouettes and even bolder colors marked a fashion revolution in the 70s through the 80s that is being reembraced ...

While the variety and particularity of kimono types can be complex, the cut of a kimono is intentionally simple. Minimal seaming allows the beauty of the fabric to reveal itself unen...

Iconic American fashion designer Michael Kors launched his label at Bergdorf Goodman in 1981 and served as Creative Director for French fashion house Celine to critical acclaim. His designs have been worn by First Lady Michelle Obama and celebrities including the likes of Celine Dion, Nicole Kidman, Emily Blunt, and Viola Davis. Known for his positive outlook and signature jet-set luxury sportswear aesthetic, Kors has a marked passion for designing statement outerwear and glamorous numbers that are as comfortable as they are beautiful. Done in virgin wool with a touch of spandex, this unforgettable cherry red dress exudes an air of effortless sophistication. The bodice begins with a simple halter neckline and dramatic silk chiffon angel sleeves...

This Nina Ricci kimono is an effortless way to layer on luxury. The diaphanous beauty is designed from light-as-air black silk featuring a devoré print of gorgeous swirling flowers, vines and leaves. Many of the flowers are dressed up with black metallic accents at their centers, but those glimmering touches aren’t what truly creates the drama in this couture piece. The stunning flowing sleeves do. They rest at the wrists and then cascade down, creating a sinuous arc with the ankle-length hem. Wear the topper open at the front or fasten it at the jewel neckline, which is finished with pretty gathers that help to elegantly frame the face. Size estimate: One size fits most Measurements: Bust: Up to 40 inches Waist: Up to 40 inches Hips: Up to 45 inches Length: 56 inches Sleeve length: 20 inches Sleeve width: 30 inches This Nina Ricci couture...

Step into style with the Nina Ricci Resort 2016 Collection dress. Founded in 1932 by Nina Ricci and her son, the house of Nina Ricci is renowned for its romantic aesthetic and commit...

Ease and simplicity were the name of the game for Diane Freis. Amid the backdrop of power suits and boxy silhouettes in the 1980s, Fries’ popularity was in large part credited to her...

Delage, Paris, Picasso tan lizard & leather lace up, chunky heel shoes marked size 39 1/2. These beautiful shoes are in excellent condition with little wear. Leather soles and lining. Together with the custom shoe...

Superb Chanel jacket from the 23 collection of the year 1984, a year after Karl Lagerfeld is named Artistic Director of CHANEL. Black wool jacket, sleeve and collar in powder pink silk is the iconic and identical color of the chanel house...

Chanel long jacket in black and white hounds-tooth tweed. Open round neck. Two large pockets on the front of the jacket with an opening at an angle. Seven buttons in black tones bear...

From Tao Kurihara comes this amazing shrug from her fall 2008 ready-to-wear collection. As the designer and protégée of Rei Kawakubo only staged less than a dozen shows that The Inde...

Italian designer Giorgio Armani is renowned for his sophisticated aesthetic and exquisite attention to detail. He began his fashion career in window dressing at a Milan department st...

Black sheared beaver with fox trim Gilet or vest, vintage from the 1970s. Beautiful and soft sheared beaver has arm openings and front facings of black fox. Fully lined in black taff...

Divine silky Missoni blouson top with a matching midi skirt. Multi- Color metallics with silver threading.

Master of the miniskirt and guru of the go-go boot, André Courrèges introduced novel design styles in the 60s that played with stark color blocking and ignored the traditional hemlin...

A signature equestrian motif gets the mod treatment in this amazing Céline vest. The horse bit, first designed by the French luxury brand in the early Seventies and still prominently used in its coveted accessories, is linked to form a chain, which appears within gorgeous vertical painterly stripes of yellow, orange, brown and tan. The stripes visually elongate the cotton tunic silhouette, which is smartly appointed with a notched collar, vertical front slit pockets, side slits and a fabric belt. Faux tortoise front buttons and a ring buckle bearing the brand name complete the chic piece. This vest can be mixed and matched with current cuts to easily update it or be paired with retro ones to channel a vintage vibe. Size estimate: XS/S Measurements Size: 36 Bust: 34 inches Waist: 24-27 inches Hips: Up to 37 inches Length: 30 inches This vintage Céline vest...

Moroccan-born designer Alber Elbaz is remembered as much for his love of people as he is for his astounding talent and creative philosophy. Credited with revitalizing the French fash...

Missoni off white decorative knit long sleeve open front hip length sweater and matching scoop neck tank top. Each unlined. Tank marked size 2 sweater marked size 6. M Missoni. In ex...

Season after season, Gucci maintains its status of luxury and as a cultural trendsetter with fun, upbeat designs. For their 85th anniversary in 2007, Gucci showcased a collection tha...

The House of Balenciaga has had a commitment to maintaining a subtle sense of traditionalism in its aesthetic. Upon arriving at the house, creative director Denma Gvasalia revitalize...

This vintage Moschino Cheap & Chic jacket is a unique piece, featuring a striking navigation pattern reminiscent of a compass rose. The Midnight blue fabric is accented with green s...

Mink jacket in a pieced grid pattern from the 1970s...Grey and off white mink pieced in a visual pattern creates a bold look...The front plackets are wide vertical bands of grey leat...

Burberry is credited with inventing the trench coat and, now under the direction of Christopher Bailey, reinventing it—as perfectly exemplified in this cape tailored from gorgeous metallic python. The shiny silver topper is a brilliant riff on the storm flap, the utilitarian layer added onto the original trench coat design during WWI after officers complained rain was running down their shoulders and seeping into their clothes. The functional element endured until Bailey opted to make it into a fashionable one, pulling it off the jacket so you can mix and match it with just about anything—from outerwear to an acid green shift dress, which is how he introduced it in his spring 2013 runway show. A hook closure at the spread collar makes for easy on and off, while seaming at the front and back ensures an elegant silhouette that, yes, still could keep a spring shower from drizzling onto your ensemble. Measurements Size: 34 Length in front (from shoulder to bottom): 10 inches Length in back (from top of collar to bottom): 11.5 inches Shoulders: 15 inches This Burberry Prorsum cape from the spring 2013 collection is in excellent condition. It is crafted from shiny silver python. It features a spread collar with a hook closure at its base for easy on and off. It is tailored with princess seams at the front and raglan seams at the back for a streamlined silhouette that angles out over the shoulders. Its interior is finished with a black satin lining, gunmetal chain loop for hanging and a Burberry label...

James Galanos is often a hidden gem of fashion. With his designs ranging from eccentric to presidential, Galanos’ work played a tremendous role in carving out the concept of American...

Clothing is all about turning the two-dimensional into 3-dimensional. Through innovative techniques and fabric manipulation, Issey Miyake never fails to deliver interesting ways to m...

The 1980s and Yves Saint Laurent are an iconic pair. Capturing the 80s culture, YSL had a talent for designing for the everyday woman but also making sure that she stood out whether it be by a carefully crafted accessory or a simple pop of color. Worn by Angie Everhart...

Outspoken, unapologetic, and always fabulous, London based designer Dame Zandra Rhodes is an icon of the bohemian bricolage aesthetic. By designing her own prints, Rhodes was able to create looks that are truly unique and reflective of her creative vision. With over 50 years in fashion, Rhodes’s designs have graced many issues of Vogue magazine and have been famously worn by the likes of Princess Diana, Freddie Mercury, and Diana Ross. Her pieces are highly sought after and becoming harder to find, so it’s always exciting to get a new Zandra Rhodes piece in the shop! Produced by hand in the Zandra Rhodes studio, this gorgeous 1970’s jacket top is a perfect example of Rhodes’s inimitable style. The micro pleated top features an abstract design of squiggles, loops, and lines in tiffany blue, pink, and brown on a saturated red-orange ground. The top begins with a square neckline and ruffled angel sleeves framed by a fabulous sculpted ruffle trim that extends from shoulder to shoulder. The jacket has a relaxed fit and remains elegant throughout with side slits at the waist that allow for greater ease of movement. Each slit is adorned with a beautiful knotted tiffany blue tassel, giving this jacket an oriental feeling that is further enhanced by the single button closure at the front placket. Size: 6 US / 8UK Size estimate: Medium Bust: 36 inches Waist: 36 inches Hips: 38 inches Length: 24 inches The jacket falls just below the hips in a ruffled hem with a hand painted tiffany blue trim to match the piping at the shoulders and ruffle trim at the sleeves and neckline, drawing the jacket together visually. Complete with stitch detailing and a tiffany blue silk...

The cultural changes ushered in by the Roaring Twenties were reflected in the fashions of the time, which favored youthful and slender silhouettes free from restrictive shaping undergarments. Though it is an era often associated with Gatsbyesque decadence, many styles were inspired by a desire for simplicity and freedom, ranging from the somewhat androgynous dropped waist flapper dress to more romantic and feminine evening dresses. This 1920’s dress...

Delicate and simple detailing elevates many of Prada’s collections. At times questioning the norms or a particular garment style, designer Miuccia Prada has frequently introduces layered ensembles and items reminiscent of lingerie which, according to Vogue, question the notion of seduction. From one of Prada’s mid-2000 collections, this pewter, silk bralette dons a gentle elegance in the detailing and the stitch work. The bra top possesses a generally angular neckline overlapping at the centre front. Across the bust and along the two straps beaded floral motifs with emerald, charcoal, and clear crystal beads that pop against the pewter fabric. At the bust graduated pointed arches are stitched to aestheticize the dart. Just under the bust, a lattice rhinestone and embroidered band sits. The pure emerald stones contrast the grey and clear stones that complement their pewter ground. This top sits high at bust level and can be paired easily with sheer or other layering pieces to construct an understated glam outfit. Size estimate: M Size: 42 IT / 8 US Width at bottom of hem: 28.5 inches and adjustable to 27.5 inches Length: 14 inches Cup size: approximately B/C In excellent condition, this Prada bralette...

Louis Vuitton Very wide and thick skirt in wool lined with silk. The skirt with several thick pleats. Exceptional skirt with its very ample cut and its noble materials. Set of 3 piec...

Widespread ideas about globalization were characteristic of the 1970s. Combined with the new fashion movements that relied on the use of vivid color, inspiration from Japanese dress fit this aesthetic. The traditional Japanese kimono, often featuring vivid yet pastel hues and floral embroidery is reimaged in this vintage recreation. Done in silk, this garment showcases an avian motif with tones of blush, red-orange, cornflower, green, and gold with oriental styled clouds in the background. This motif is bordered by panels of solid fuchsia. Unlike the original kimono, this garment has a loose, careening fit that would work great as an easy cover up or light jacket addition to add a bright pop of color to any outfit. Size estimate: One size fits most Bust: 40 inches Length: 38 inches The interior is fully lined in the fuchsia silk which makes this kimono reversible...

Colorful, kitschy, and fun, can best describe the Marni style. Featuring rich color tones and delicate design features, Marni fashions are flirty and most always current on the trend...

The Rodarte look tends to have a certain historical romanticism. The designs are either hyper feminine and demure or vibrant and ostentatious. The brand’s founders’ extensive knowled...

Making classically luxurious designs easy to wear as a casual look embodied the Rive Gauche philosophy. A pioneer in the world of ready-to-wear, YSL intended to design for the everyd...

The return of the stirrup pant all over the European runways has put the style back in the spotlight, making this pair designed by Escada in the Eighties an amazing vintage find. Covered in rows and rows of black sequins, the black silk satin trousers have a gorgeous texture and iridescence. The high waistline, slim cut through the hips, looser straight legs and lightweight black stretch nylon lining make for a sophisticated silhouette, which holds its elegant drape with the elasticized strap that goes under the foot. Wear these in the daytime or nighttime with a heel to play up their very best feature. Size estimate: XS/S Measurements Size: 36 Waist: 26 inches Hips: 36 inches Length: 43 inches Inseam: 29 inches These vintage Escada stirrup pants...

Of all the textile designers of the twentieth century, few had as impressive a roster of clients as Gustav Zumsteg for Abraham of Switzerland. Cristobal Balenciaga, Hubert de Givench...

As fashion in Japan began to skyrocket, the strong presence of the traditional kimono still remains. The straight cuts of silk are carefully sewn together, crafting a robe that can fit every figure, making it easy to wear and infinitely adaptable. The cultural impression of the kimono was an eye-opener to the western world, becoming a stunning blend of elegance and cultural significance. Fashion industries across the globe began to fall head over heels for this traditional attire that remains a symbol of eastern regions today. Sewn from the finest of damask silk this 1930’s...

An exceptional Giorgio Armani jacket that was purchased for over $12k. Completely embellished with sequins and crystals, intricate details with organza layers, and layered beaded sle...

Beginning in 2006 by the notorious Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, the brand gets its name by being a reference to London’s Saville Row. Through playing with form and volume mixed with a...

Almost three decades have passed and the moon and star remain iconic to Yves Saint Laurent. Recent collections have shown the celestial bodies on wallets, shoes, belts, dresses and shirts. In this top from 1979, the nighttime symbols appear in bold green, purple, red and white on a background of black rayon crepe. The print caught the eye of editors at Vogue UK, who featured it in a head-to-toe outfit on model and Yves Saint Laurent muse Gia Carangi...

James Galanos was a design icon in the word of fashion throughout the late 20th century. His designs conveyed a sense of status, elegance, and ease. Of his exceptionally well-balance...

Gaining commercial success in the 1940s, Mollie Parnis was an early American designer who was greatly revered for her chic yet conservative looks as well as one of the earliest Ameri...