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This exceptional late 1920s evening dress exemplifies the refined geometric language of the Art Deco period through its continuous quatrefoil motif, a decorative form drawn from arch...

This elegant 1940s evening gown exemplifies the quiet innovation of wartime and immediate postwar design, where restraint in silhouette met subtle technical experimentation. Cut in ...

This elegant Lanvin skirt suit from the 1990s exemplifies the house’s quiet mastery of tailoring during a period defined by restraint, precision, and refined construction. Executed i...

An exceptional and exquisitely constructed bridal gown attributed to Badgley Mischka, dating to the late 1990s to early 2000s, a formative period when the American design house was defining its signature blend of red-carpet glamour and refined bridal elegance. The gown is distinguished by a meticulously hand-beaded lace bodice, densely embroidered with scrolling floral motifs in ivory-on-ivory beadwork and sequins. The embellishment is both intricate and restrained, demonstrating the atelier-level craftsmanship for which Badgley Mischka was celebrated during this era. A sculptural square neckline with wide-set straps frames the décolletage, while long, semi-sheer lace sleeves provide balance and architectural softness. The fitted bodice transitions seamlessly into a fluid silk crepe skirt, cut close through the hips before falling into a gentle, elongated hemline with subtle flare. This contrast between ornate surface detail and minimalist drape is emblematic of Badgley Mischka’s bridal work at the turn of the millennium—timeless, elegant, and deliberately understated. The back of the gown is finished with a row of fabric-covered buttons, reinforcing its couture sensibility and period authenticity. The interior reveals structured boning and refined finishing, consistent with atelier or runway sample construction. The absence of a sewn-in label is in keeping with known Badgley Mischka bridal samples from this era, many of which were produced for showroom presentation or press and never intended for retail sale. Presented in exceptional vintage condition, with beadwork intact and fabric retaining its original luminosity, this gown represents a rare opportunity to acquire a true designer bridal piece from a pivotal moment in modern American fashion history. Authentic vintage Badgley Mischka...

A refined example of Hermès’ discreet, utility-driven design language, this Muso tote is crafted in rich brown Box calf leather and distinguished by its intelligent convertible strap...

An extraordinary example of mid-century American couture craftsmanship, this Michael Novarese ensemble dates to the late 1950s–early 1960s and showcases handwork of remarkable intric...

A museum‑grade haute couture gown by Hubert de Givenchy, featuring a shimmering amber‑toned sequin and paillette‑encrusted halter bodice and softly gathered flowing silk chiffon skir...

This finely constructed blouse exemplifies the quiet sophistication of American women’s fashion in the early 1940s, when material ingenuity and skilled workmanship defined elegance. ...

This is not simply a vintage leather jacket — it is a documented Franco Moschino–era archival piece, preserved with its original seasonal artwork intact. Produced for Autunno–Invern...

This Roberto Cavalli beaded leather accent wedding gown showcases the designer’s signature exotic glamour, featuring an intricate snake motif ha...

A striking pair of signed vintage Elsa Schiaparelli earrings from the mid-twentieth century, these bold clip-ons exemplify the house’s fearless approach to jewelry. Each earring cent...

This exquisite 1950s Ceil Chapman black cocktail dress is a rare, architecturally constructed example from one of America’s most important mid-century designers. Chapman—celebrated f...