This fabulous statement cape proves Galliano's talent when he took over the helm of the coveted fashion house Givenchy as its founder retired. This navy wool cape with a leather collar along the neck gives a gal an image of both power and ease. Additionally, the cape has leather trimming along the arm slits. Three functional leather buttons that can be found atop the left shoulder. There are two pockets on the cape that are lined by leather. The pencil skirt is simple with leather trimming at the waist and framing two pockets. Perfect for any wardrobe as it is great for day or evening. Can be worn as separates. We covet the idea of this Cape paired with a pair of uber comfortable jeans and a fierce pair of boots! Or wear the cape to keep you warm on your way out of the office or night on the town! Dress the skirt up with a lace blouse. The leather trim will kick it up a notch! In addition, this number can be worn almost any season as an ensemble or as separates. Did we say "A Must Have!" yet?
Cape - Shoulder Hem Length: 32 in
Skirt - Waist: 31in, Hip: 41in, Length: 46in, Slit: 11.25 in
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$3,000.00
House of Worth, the famous Victorian couturier house founded by Charles Frederic Worth considered to by some as the "father of couture", created this 1890's jet beaded capelet. This capelet is constructed of black silk velvet with a frilly, curly black silk ribbon ruff collar and is fully lined in what looks to be charcoal silk broadcloth. The standout of this piece is its jet beading throughout the capelet, which makes this a truly one of kind piece.
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$625.00
Wonderful deep chocolate brown feathered Mink cape by Arnold Liebes. The cape is hip length, with a straight collar, and fastens at the neck with a grosgrain rope with AMAZING swirling polished bakelite acorn - like aglets. The cape is lined in black silk with a subtle floral pattern. Perfection.
Arnold Liebes was a furrier with trading posts in Alaska. In the early 20th century he made frequent trips to his outposts, documenting what he saw on his trips with a camera and his diary. His collection of photographs, manuscripts, and over 1000 anthropologically relevant items are available at the California Academy of Sciences.
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Extremely rare Gilbert Adrian work of art!!! So few of this legendary designer's works remain, and of those that do, few are as flawless in their current state as this piece of wearable wonder. Made of a beautiful black wool and professionally stored for years. One size fits most. A true collector's piece!
*All Mrs. Couture garments have been professionally cleaned and thoroughly checked before shipping, so that they are ready to wear upon arrival.