1970s Nautical Blue + White Nautical Vintage Sailor Knit 70s Shirt Top Blouse

Presenting a blue men's psychedelic floral Gucci button-down, designed by Tom Ford. From the Spring/Summer 1999 "Las Vegas Hippy" collection, this bold blue psychedelic floral shirt ...

Presenting a fabulous jungle and orchid print Gianni Versace Couture shirt designed by Donatella Versace. From the Spring/Summer 2000 collection, this top debuted as part of Look 68, modeled by Isabeli Fontana, also worn by Lil Kim for the April 2000 issue of i-D magazine, captured by Steven Klein and styled by Patti Wilson. From the same collection as JLo's infamous jungle dress...

A fabulous bright blue fine cotton shirt, top, blouse by Antonio Berardi. It has a shawl collar, matching mother of pearl button cuffs, and an asymmetrical hem longer in the front. ...

Circa 1970 France Top by Loris Azzaro in Lurex knit and chain blue and silver dating from the period of the Parisian Music-Hall in the 1970s. Top with boat neckline closed behind by ...

Second half of the 19th century France Normandy A Blaude/Biaude or work blouse in indigo dyed glazed cotton, France from Normandy second half XIXth century. Rare testimony of French ...

1990S GIANNI VERSACE Blue Silk Baroque Leopard Print Shirt With Gold Buttons

Has a few small spots in the print. 1990S GIANNI VERSACE Multicolor Geometric Silk Men's Shirt Sz 52

The vibrant botanical print, tropical hues and airy handle of this amazing Emilio Pucci wrap blouse combine to create the ideal vacation piece. The blouse is cut from a soft cotton...

Circa 1985 France Evening blouse in green silk printed with black graphics by Pierre Balmain dating from the 1980s. Short cut with blousy sleeves closed on the front by black shiny resin buttons. High collar buttoned to the Mao or to treat large open panels. To note, slight rings under...

Complete your Hermes collection with this amazing and rare piece! Circa 1992 designed by Carl de Parcevaux, this design is titled 'Christophe Colomb Decouvre l’Amerique' or Christoph...