Alessandro Michele Coats and Outerwear

Striking blue and black dyed Chinchilla vest from J. Mendel. Very flattering seam construction and subtle ombre colorway. There is no size indicated, h...

Real miurmansky Grey shaded color Hook closure Two pockets 3/4 Sleeve Length shoulder/hem cm 80 (31,4 inches) Shoulder cm 50 (19,6 inches) Fast international shipping from Italy i...

This deconstructed wrap coat is a case study in minimalism, which would have been the perfect foil for a lavishly-beaded, boy-cut chemise dress. The attached neck sash is purposely f...

The possibilities are endless with this vintage brown fox fur accessory. It can be worn as a lush collar for coats, tweed jackets or sweaters and do double duty as an elegant 'shoul...

Givenchy Couture from the 1980s, the composition label is not clear, but it would feel to be cashmere or a cashmere wool mix. This coat is incredible and the colors are very unique. ...

Very rare MIU MIU black wool maxi coat dating to the Fall/Winter 1997 runway collection, as seen on the runway. Designed in black wool, the coat is cut with clean, elongated lines th...

Presenting a rare pink lava print Gucci scarf designed by Tom Ford. The lava design debuted on the men's Spring/Summer 2001 runway and was used heavily in womenswear. This print was quite popular, and Kim Cattrall...

Exclusive SAGA Furs Scandinavian arctic fox fur coat We offer more exclusive fur items. view our frontstore Details: With 2 pockets, 1 inside pocket and 3 closing hooks Fully line...

We offer more luxurious fur items, view our frontstore The fur is from the furrier: Saga mink (Saga furs, superior fur products) , it has 2 velvet pockets , 1 collar button and 4 front clips. The inside is made of embroided silk with a side pocket, the sleeves are wide and has special inside wind sleeves. Its from the fur house Pelz-Graupner Bremen, Germany. The mink coat...

During the 1960s and beyond, English fashion designer John Bates designed visionary modernist clothing under the name Jean Varon. This graceful 1970s maxi-cape, with its ankle-grazin...

Torso Creations shocking pink silk and baby blue silk satin adjustable bow evening stole. Bow slides through satin loops to secure. Gentlemen Prefer Blo...

From as early as the late 1910s, the trend of Orientalism was all the rage in the Western fashion scene. With various styles, the mid-to-late 1920s saw the rise in the popularity of chinoiserie blue derived from the artistic decorations of Chinese porcelains. This rich color trend graced the designs of haute couture designers such as Lucien Lelong and became widely available to the upper-class masses. From the former San Francisco based department store, I. Magnin, this 1930s evening cape is a vintage treasure that captures its time. Done in a rich blue silk velvet, the cape is multi-tiered coming down to knee level with two heavily flounced tiers that encircle the torso that cover the arms acting as sleeves. The sumptuous layering of the silk velvet pairs with a mock shawl collar that creates a regal aura to this design. This cape is an excellent vintage outerwear...