1920S Pale Yellow Cotton Voile Beaded Embroidered Gatsby Picnic Dress

This 100% authentic Emilia Wickstead Terry dress is crafted in sunflower yellow poplin cotton (100%). Designed with a sleeveless, fit and flare silhouette, it features a pleated bust...

Presenting a bright yellow sheer Gucci cover-up designed by Tom Ford. From the Spring/Summer 2004 collection, this kaftan appeared on the runway as part of Look number 24 on Daria Werbowy. Constructed primarily of sheer canary yellow silk, this cover-up is complete with a chain mesh hem connecting long white to yellow ombré fringe. Also featured in the season's ad campaign on Hana Soukupova, photographed by Mario Testino, on Jessica Miller in British Vogue, and Flair Italia, photographed by Raymond...

1970s yellow wool blend day gown from the designer Albert Capraro. The pattern on the dress resembles a traditional Mexican blanket with navy, pink an...

This Versace take on a collared 'ladies who Donatella Versace designed lunch' dress. This dress by Gianni Versace for the Spring/Summer 2000 collection includes an orchid jungle moti...

Presenting an incredible bright yellow strapless Chanel dress, designed by Karl Lagerfeld. From the Spring/Summer 1991 collection, this dress debuted on the season's runway and was a...

A Mary Katrantzou skater dress adorned in the brand's iconic prints, of symmetrical floral print with roses and peonies in shades of pink and red on a lemon yellow. The darted bodice...

Chic vintage 1960s SEATON ENTERPRISES LTD. Couture canary yellow beaded and rhinestone A-Line dress! Textured yellow cotton rayon blend, with th...

Incredible brand new with tags ASTIER neon yellow, grey and black novelty print silk dress! Features nude women in pantyhose and high heels throughout, mixed with abstract prints. Bu...

Outstanding haute couture chiffon column dress by Jacques Heim circa 1958 -1963. A timeless billowy style and the perfect shade of sunshine yell...

This striking 1970s or late 1960s linen blend halter neck dress in yellow is by celebrated US designer Mollie Parnis, who's designs were popularised by no less than 5 of Americas first ladies - Mamie Eisenhower, Lady Bird Johnson, Pat Nixon, Betty Ford and Rosalynn Carter...