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Laurence Kazar Silk Beaded Lawrence Kazar Vintage Top Cards Gambling Dead Stock
Located in Portland, OR
This is a deadstock novelty vintage top from Laurence Kazar, covered in beads and sequins. There
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1980s Indian Blouses

Beaded Vintage Brown Silk Saks Fifth Avenue w Metallic Embroidery New With Tags
By Saks Fifth Avenue
Located in Portland, OR
with metallic thread and embellished with beads and has cap sleeves and a love V neckline. We love the
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Early 2000s Unknown Blouses

Oleg Cassini Dramatic Vintage Beaded Blue Purple Green and Black Evening Top
By Oleg Cassini
Located in Portland, OR
There are stunning details on this heavily beaded Oleg Cassini vintage 1980's top! There are 80's
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1980s Chinese Blouses and Tops

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Beaded Blouses For Sale on 1stDibs

Browse a vast assortment of beaded blouses for sale on 1stDibs. Many people prefer Black beaded blouses, but fashion is all about individuality — you can find Brown, Beige and more options on these pages. The ideal items for you are waiting among the distinctive accessories we have available, which include versions made as long ago as the 19th Century as well as those produced as recently as the 21st Century. Beaded blouses designed by Oscar De La Renta, Christian Dior and Valentino — each of whom created beautiful versions of these treasured items — are worth considering. Finding accessories for sale for women should be easy, but there are 5 pieces available to browse for men as well as unisex, too.

How Much are Beaded Blouses?

On average, beaded blouses on 1stDibs sell for $575, while they’re typically $74 on the low end and $4,584 for the highest priced versions of these items.

Finding the Right Blouses for You

The term “blouse” may commonly refer to women’s clothing, but it has been used to refer to men’s garments at different points in history. The word originates from the term once used to describe the loose-fitting shirts that Frenchmen wore to work. Today, all kinds of vintage and designer blouses remain popular for everyday wear.

Designers made blouses more feminine in the early 1900s by embellishing them with embroidery and lace collars. The Gibson Girl blouse — named for a widely influential pen-and-ink drawing by American illustrator Charles Dana Gibson — added pleats, tucks and puffed sleeves. This made the blouse more stylish and fitted, which was appealing to women of all shapes and sizes.

Men’s white dress shirts informed the design of women’s blouses, including their buttons and collars. For women’s blouses, there are many more collar choices compared to men’s options. Popular styles include the Peter Pan, open spade and reversed collar.

Designers often make blouses from lightweight materials like silk and thin cotton. More affordable options are made with fabrics like polyester. While historically blouses were very plain, they can now be found in many vibrant prints and styles.

Through their evolution from workwear to everyday fashion, silk blouses are now a staple of modern style. Along with contemporary designs, vintage garments can sometimes be customized to fit any style.

Find a collection of vintage and designer blouses on 1stDibs.

Questions About Beaded Blouses
Prices for most beaded blouses on 1stdibs are negotiable. You’ll see a "Make an Offer" button on the item details page, indicating that the seller is willing to consider a lower price. It’s not uncommon for customers to get 15–25% off the list price after negotiating. See our tips for negotiating like a pro.
Only experienced, professional sellers who have applied and been thoroughly vetted by our team of experts can sell beaded blouses and other quality items on our site. Learn more about becoming a 1stdibs seller.
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