1980s Emanuel Ungaro Haute Couture Black Velvet Brown Taffeta Bow Gown

Presenting a fabulous black satin Valentino Garavani strapless gown. From the Fall/Winter 1995 collection, this floor-length gown debuted on the season's runway, modeled by Claudia S...

From the Fall/Winter 1985 collection, this elegant strapless Valentino dress debuted on the season's runway. This chic dress combines black and white silk ruching that drapes gracefu...

This stunning black velvet Givenchy dress is accented with a large bow and iridescent feathers at one hip. From the 1980s, this beautiful dress features long sleeves, a v-neckline, a...

Manfred Mugler designed this divine black floral lace Thierry Mugler gown for his Spring/Summer 1995 "Raffia, etc." collection. This gorgeous floor-length gown is constructed with a ...

An iconic Yves Saint Laurent silhouette circa .Black velvet wrap gown with taffeta ruffle trim. Deep v neckline. Fully lined. Self tie at waist. Fully lined and in excellent conditio...

A designer who in many ways was ahead of his time, YSL seamlessly has evolved his aesthetic from traditional to modern and back again. Following his themed Russian and Opium collecti...

This spotlight-stealing gown was designed by Antony Price during the 1990s. Price became known for his image-making, collaborating on outlandish, seductive designs with the most famous musicians of the 20th century, including David Bowie, Duran Duran and Roxy Music. He went on to dress Anjelica Huston, Jerry Hall, Yasmin Le Bon, Diana Ross and Dita Von Teese. The fashion journalist and AnOther’s Magazine Editor, Alexander Fury, aptly noted “an unparalleled master of modern made-to-measure occasion wear and the most criminally overlooked designer in British fashion.” This decadent evening gown showcases Price’s fabric-draping genius and the body and asymmetric hemline falls as though modelled on an ancient Greek Goddess statue...

1990S CARMEN MARC VALVO Chocolate Brown & Black Rayon Silk Burnout Velvet Backless Bias Gown