1940s Agnes - Drecoll Beaded Pompom Princess Coat - Rare
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Absolutely gorgeous! This black wool coat by Agnes - Drecoll hits just below the knee and has a fit and flare silhouette, giving the tea length dress a very feminine outline. The coat has a shawl - like collar, is double breasted and features buttons made of ribbons folded in the shape of roses. The pockets of the coat are accented by petal - shaped bead designs with added black pompoms. Gorgeous, feminine, and classic - we think it has a very Grace Kelly feel.
Agnes - Drecoll was a brand merger between Drecoll and Agnes in 1937. Drecoll was an existing Austrian couture house founded in 1904 that later merged with the Beers couture atelier in 1928. Agnes was created in 1898 by Mme Havet, a French Couturier who had worked under the tutelage of Jacques Doucet, designer and art collector. Agnes' successes include popularizing the turban after World War II, and having Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands, and Alexandra Feodorovna, the last empress of Russia, as clients.
1940s Arnold Liebes Feathered Mink Cape w/ Bakelite Details & Silk Lining
$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.
1940s Blue Boucle Wool Coat with Black Lamb Skin Cuffs
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Post- war fabulous blue boucle wool A-line coat made by Julliard. Over sized black lambskin cuffs give an added flair. Sewn in scarf and rhinestone scarf ring attached. Two large button closure. Large side pockets. 100% virgin wool and perfect for the season. Makes a great gift for a loved one as well!
*All MRS Couture garments have been professionally cleaned and thoroughly checked before shipping, so that they are ready to wear upon arrival.
1940s Gilbert Adrian Blush Pink Wool Coat
$4,250.00
Gilbert Adrian, one of the most coveted and collectible Fashion Designer's of the early 20th century, designed costumes for early American Hollywood Studios and Starlets. He dressed stars such as Joan Crawford, Greta Garbo, and Gene Harlow to name a few, and created costumes for movies as varied as Anna Karenina to the Wizard of Oz. Very few of his pieces come up for acquisition, and even fewer, such as this coat, are sold in perfectly wearable condition. The coat came perfectly stored from a Houston oil heiress. Adrian sold custom designed pieces for specific boutiques and individuals as well. Made in the 1940's of wonderful wool herringbone fabric, the coat has four working pockets, with two that have decorative flaps with buttons. There is a buttoned flap at each shoulder as decoration. Fully lined in silk.
Modern US size Large
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1940s Gilbert Adrian Light Tan Wool Coat
$4,250.00
Drop dead GORGEOUS Gilbert Adrian coat from the 1940's. As new today as when he designed and created it.
Adrian, the designer for stage, screen, and the stars when off camera, is one of America's most coveted and collectible fashion designers. It's quite rare to find any of his pre-war pieces, and we at MRS Couture always argue about whether to sell them or keep them for our collection. But sell we must.
Color is a light tan with detailing along the sleeves, back and front of coat. Two large pockets on the hips are perfect to keep your hands warm on cold winters day. The collar of the coat extends across the chest. Kick pleat can be found running down the bottom half of the coat. Coat is cashmere and wool. Perfectly preserved. Wonderfully wearable!!!! Coat is fully lined in silk.
Coat is modern US size 2/4.
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Adrian was born Adrian Adolph Greenberg, into a Connecticut family of Russian, Bohemian, and German Jewish descent. Adrian, also known as Gilbert Adrian (a more marketable combination of his father's first name and his own), studied at the New York School for Fine and Applied Arts, now known as Parsons School of Design, before transferring to the school's satellite campus in Paris in 1922.
While studying in Paris, Adrian discovered his passion for costume design after he was hired by the great songwriter Irving Berlin, to design costumes for Berlin's "The Music Box Revue". In 1926 Adrian signed a contract with Cecil B. DeMille, and in 1928, when DeMille moved to Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM), Adrian went with him. During his time at MGM, Adrian designed costumes for over 250 films, including the infamous ruby slippers, from "The Wizard of Oz", handling period costumes and contemporary wardrobes. Adrian's contemporary designs were elegant and sought after, and although not perfectly historically accurate, his period costumes, with their exaggerated features and dramatic aura, served to emphasize the narratives Adrian was working with. His film designs were so popular that many of them were adapted for retail in New York, and his costume sketches were often published in Vogue.
Adrian left MGM in 1942 to open his own boutique in Beverly Hills, later opening one in New York. Adrian's distinct straight-shouldered, slim-jacket, pencil skirt look set the everyday dress tone of the 1940s, and his voluminous, beaded evening gowns dominated the luxury design landscape. Adrian's pieces, with their distinctive bold silhouettes, contrasting colors, flora and fauna motifs, and exquisite beading and embellishments, drip with luxury, and are as timeless as they are glamorous.
1950s Lilli Ann Black Mohair, Wool, and Velvet Blocked Princess Coat
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Beautiful mohair wool blend and velvet princess coat by Lilli Ann. This coat features an exaggerated arrow collar, long, cuffed sleeves, and a skirt that flares out from the narrow waist of the coat. The front of the coat features five buttons running down the front. The skirt is decorated with black velvet blocks in a check - like pattern. Full princess seams give the coat a flush fit against the wearer's form.
Wonderfully designed and executed -- a timeless coat!
1950s Maximilian Horizontally Striped Mink Coat
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Unbelievable 1950s timeless Maximilian rich mink coat. Femininity is expressed in the details of the design with three quarter sleeves, knee length and it's large collar. Thoughtful design with horizontal stripes and cut creating a lovely silhouette. Large back yoke with slight gathers. Fully lined.
US Size Medium-Large
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1960's Shireen McKee Haute Couture Striped Wool Coat
$750.00
Unbelievable Shireen McKee Couture striped milk and white chocolate wool coat. This mid-century designer woolen weave striped fabric piece is artfully decorated with ethnic notes. Partial Kimono sleeve with alternate stripe pattern creating interesting detail. Twenty seven black round buttons with elastic loops close the front. Edges are finished with binding and all complex details are meticulously executed. The coat is lined including the sleeves. This couture coat is wonderfully constructed. She's a beauty!
US size 6-8
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1960s Bill Blass Cream Wool Plaid Coat with Mother of Pearl Buttons
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Beautiful coat by Bill Blass with a sumptuous wool fabric that is a colorful (cream, orange, navy), warm take on the usually grey, muted Glen plaid. The coat hits at the knee, has long sleeves, an elongated, rounded collar, and a pleat at the back for added volume. The coat features a number of gorgeous, jewel-like mother of pearl buttons with gold tone borders and faux stitches. The coat is double breasted with two columns of four buttons each, has a pocket with flap at the hip, and half belt -accented with two pearlescent buttons- at the back.
Bill Glass grew up in Depression - era Indiana, where he sought refuge from the bitterness of life in cinemas. Blass looked up to the silver screen and found inspiration in the leading ladies and their fantastical costumes.
Glass studied at Parsons School of Art and Design in New York, funded by his winnings from a Chicago Tribune dress design contest, and later by his commissioned sketches for Seventh Avenue garment houses. Glass’ career and education were interrupted by WWII, where he was assigned to US 603rd Camouflage Battalion, a part of the famous “Ghost Army” Allied collaboration known for their creative deception techniques.
After the war, Blass remained in New York, working under Anne Klein, Anna Miller, and Maurice Rentner. In 1970, Blass purchased and renamed Renter’s firm.
Blass achieved internationally recognition when he joined the American team of designers -consisting of Stephen Burrows, Oscar de la Renta, Halston, and Anne Klein with Donna Karan- that was to face off against the French team of designers -Yves Saint Laurent, Emanuel Ungaro, Marc Bohan for Christian Dior, and Hubert de Givenchy- in the infamous “Battle of Versailles” fashion show.
Blass was well known for his couture take on sportswear. He would make traditional cuts in luxurious fabrics, with incredible craftsmanship and attention to detail. His opulent sportswear was unparalleled, and in pairing a cashmere cardigan with a silk gown, he found new innovative ways to mix it into his formalwear. Glass was also known to be very hands on with his business, lending his pieces for benefits, and touring and making appearances in department stores that were putting out his new lines.
Clients include: Barbara Steissand, Barbara Walters, the Barbaras Bush, Happy Rockefeller, Gloria Vanderbilt, and Brooke Astor.
1960s Bisque Calf and Angora Rabbit Fur Coat
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Gorgeous midi length angora rabbit and calf fur coat. The coat primarily consists of bisque-colored calf fur, and is accented with vanilla-colored rabbit fur at the collar and wrists. The coat features caramel-colored leather piping accenting the coat breast, as well as five caramel, horn-look buttons. The coat was made in England for Neiman-Marcus.
Wrist: 13 1/2 inches
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*Shipping includes signature required and insured full value
BUST
43 in. (109.22 cm)
WAIST
38.5 in. (97.79 cm)
HIP
44 in. (111.76 cm)
SHOULDER TO HEM
45.5 in. (115.57 cm)
1960s Bonnie Cashin Tangerine Yellow Canvas and Leather Coat & Skirt Set
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Amazing bright orange Bonnie Cashin canvas and leather coat and skirt ensemble! The skirt is a classic A - line that falls around the knees, with a narrow waist band and light pleating. The jacket is knee - length, with a loose silhouette, rounded shoulders, long sleeves, and a removable hood! The coat features four classic Cashin turnlock as closures down the front. The coat is lined in orange faux fur that adds some fantastic functional flashiness, and includes an oversized change purse on the right breast of the coat. The coin purse's kiss lock is typical of Cashin's 1960s handbag designs, however its rare to find such a detail included in her garments!
Skirt:
Waist 25"
Hip 36
Coat:
Bust 40"
Length 42"
1960s Canary Yellow Boucle Wool Coat with Fox Fur Collar and Cuffs
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Bright and popular on our site his canary yellow wool coat is sure to brighten up your winter wardrobe! Made of gorgeous boucle yarn. Fox fur adds the perfect accent to this warm winter coat, giving the piece the elegance it deserves. In excellent condition, thoughtful craftsmanship includes two front pockets for your personal essentials. Snap front closure.
*All Mrs. Couture garments have been professionally cleaned and thoroughly checked before shipping, so that they are ready to wear upon arrival.
1960s Courreges Hyperbole Cream Wool Coat with Accent Zippers and Buttons
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Cream mod coat by Courreges. The coat has a flat collar, long sleeves, and hits hits just below the knee. The sleeves are cuffed and have the same chrome buttons features throughout the coat. The coat is single breasted and features ten large, reflective chrome buttons going down the front. The bust has has two long accent YKK zippers with oversized sliders, there are zipper pockets with ornamental flaps located at the hip, and the coat comes with a double d ring belt. The coat has a long center vent at the back, with three functional chrome buttons at the top.
Andre Courreges was known for his streamlined, futuristic works that defined the mod style of the 1960s. He was even nicknamed "The Space Age" designer because of his geometric designs (perhaps inspired by his time as a pilot in the French Air Force, or his studies as a civil engineer) and incorporation of metals, plastic, and PVC. This fabulous coat is a testament to his design skills and fine taste!
Note: The final, bottom button on the coat is not original and differs in design from the other buttons. See image 9.
1960s Espresso Brown Mink Swing Coat with Rhinestone Detail Buttons
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Amazing mid thigh swing coat in a deep, glossy brown mink. The coat has a wonderful wide notched collar (can be flipped up for warmth!), and a double width hem running horizontally. The coat is double breasted, with amazing molded acrylic buttons with orange rhinestone detail. Bonus: Pockets!
1960s Geoffrey Beene Pink and Plum Drop Shadow Pattern Coat
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1960s Georges Kaplan Jacques Kaplan Persian Lamb
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Have you ever seen such an outrageous coat?! This purple - dyed Persian lamb coat is full length, with a mandarin collar, and long sleeves. The coat is ornamented with gold and pistachio green passementerie, coils of red, orange, and green sequins, and large blue, red, and green rhinestones.
We refer to it as the "Prince" coat.
Lined in kelly green.
Although the label says "Georges Kaplan" it was designed by his son, Jacques Kaplan, who worked at his fathers firm and whose designs were a bit more outrageous and surreal! He was friendly with the leading artists of the day and collaborated often with them on his work. Jacques pieces are rarely seen at market and highly coveted, Both Kaplans have numerous creations in the MET collection.
1960s Golet Black Matelasse Coat
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Perfect for the Holidays. This coat is simply beautiful. Collarless Golet Original black matelasse coat has three quarter length sleeves and three large decorative buttons. Two hidden front pockets. Fully lined in rust colored satin. Simply beautiful. Modern size 6. Brilliantly preserved.
*All MRS. Couture garments have been professionally cleaned and thoroughly checked before shipping, so that they are ready to wear upon arrival.
1960s Hilda Icelandic Oatmeal Wool Coat with Hood and Grey Stripe Detail
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1960s Hilda Icelandic Wool Coat with Hood and Stripe Detail
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1960s Italian Hand Knit Floral Wool Sweater Coat
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1960s Martha Tan Jersey Knit Cape
$325.00
Lovely cape by Martha! This is perfect for the fall and winter time with its incredibly warm yet fairly lightweight fabric . It attaches at the neck with a golden hook and eye closure!
Length 47"
1960s Mod White Leather Trench Coat
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Striking white trench! This 1960s leather trench coat is composed of white leather, and features a slightly exaggerated rounded-edge notched collar and a double-breasted front button closure. The coat has a wide belt attached with large, round, black, plastic buckle, accenting the waistline with a V-shape in the back. The coat has two working flap-style pockets, immaculate top-stitching, and is lined.
Fits a modern U.S. Size: 4
Wrist Measurement: 11 1/2 inches
*All MRS Couture garments and accessories have been professionally cleaned and thoroughly checked before shipping. They are ready to wear upon arrival.
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1960s Nina Ricci Haute Couture Angora and Velvet Turquoise Cape Coat
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Dramatic, sumptuous floor length turquoise blue coat by Nina Ricci. The coat is composed of woven strips of velvet and Mohair. The coat is lined with a turquoise wool knit and has short sleeves above the wrist and a notched collar that can be folded up against the wind. Hidden front wool lined pockets. Gathers at back neck for fullness in the drape. Gorgeous.
Arm Length 21"
1960s Rodrigues Poppy Red Wool Mod Coat
$355.00
Fabulous bright poppy red mod shift coat by Rodrigues. The coat hits mid thigh, has long sleeves, as well as a faux turtleneck collar. The coat is single breasted, with a row of five large, glossy red buttons. The coat can be worn with a waist-cinching belt, or left loose for a playful Twiggy-like silhouette. Brilliant poppy red adds a POP of color to your winter wardrobe.
1960s Ronald Amey Geometric "Glitch" Check Silk Coat
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Luxurious green, black, yellow, purple, and pink double breasted silk coat by Ronald Amey. The coat is knee length, has long sleeves, a loose turtleneck collar, and a high, fitted bodice with two columns of four glossy, black buttons. The print of the coat resembles a check print made abstract, or even a Nam June Paik glitch art piece! Based on the innovative print, we assume the coat is a collaboration between Amey and famed renowned textile designer Tzaims Luksus. Fabulous vintage coat ahead of its time!
Ronald Amey was best known for his bold, dramatic evening wear and coats. His use of textiles was unparalleled, combining bold prints and bright colors in innovative ways. Amey often collaborate with renowned textile designer Tzaims Luksus, who in 1965 became the first person to win a Coty Award for fabric design.
Amey began his fashion career in California, designing a dress for Gisele MacKenzie; she was to appear on the Jack Benny Show. He started out small, working on his craft at night, and holding a day job as a delivery man. At one point Amey tried to deliver dress sketches along with some groceries to Lucille Ball. Desi caught him and tossed him out on the sidewalk.
Amey joined the airfare during the Korean War, soon befriending and designing for the officers’ wives. After his service, Amey went on to study at the Parsons School of Design in New York.
After graduating, Amey went on to work for a number of design houses, including Arnold Scaasi. In 1959 Amey partnered up with Joseph Burke; the two had met while in the military. The Burke Amey clothing line was successful, lasting until the 1970s, and was sold in department stores across the United States. Amey later went on to design for Aurora Ruffolo.
Amey had a hand in establishing a fashion course at Mount Mary College (now University) in Milwaukee.
1970s Aladino Stefani Originals Mink and Leather Coat
$450.00
This Aladino Stefani Originals coat is as edgy as it is polished. The coat is composed of caramel mink panels interposed with chocolate brown leather, a mink collar, and a leather belt. The coat features four large leather buttons, and is lined.
Coat - Bust: 44 1/2, Waist: 35, Hip: 40, Shoulder Hem Length: 41 1/4, Wrist: 12 inches
Belt - Length: 79 1/2, Width: 2 inches
*All MRS Couture garments and accessories have been professionally cleaned and thoroughly checked before shipping. They are ready to wear upon arrival.
1970s Andre Laug Audrey Brown Wool Wrap Coat
$700.00
1970s Bill Blass Plush Fox Collar Wool Wrap Coat for Neiman Marcus
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Amazing camel beige wool coat by Bill Blass! The coat is midi length, with long sleeves, a luxurious fox fur shawl collar, and a wrap style closure with matching wool belt. The fur collar is composed of plush golden fox and falls down to the waist for extra style (and warmth).
Bill Blass grew up in Depression - era Indiana, where he sought refuge from the bitterness of life in cinemas. Blass looked up to the silver screen and found inspiration in the leading ladies and their fantastical costumes.
Blass studied at Parsons School of Art and Design in New York, funded by his winnings from a Chicago Tribune dress design contest, and later by his commissioned sketches for Seventh Avenue garment houses. Blass’ career and education were interrupted by WWII, where he was assigned to US 603rd Camouflage Battalion, a part of the famous “Ghost Army” Allied collaboration known for their creative deception techniques.
After the war, Blass remained in New York, working under Anne Klein, Anna Miller, and Maurice Rentner. In 1970, Blass purchased and renamed Renter’s firm.
Blass achieved internationally recognition when he joined the American team of designers -consisting of Stephen Burrows, Oscar de la Renta, Halston, and Anne Klein with Donna Karan- that was to face off against the French team of designers -Yves Saint Laurent, Emanuel Ungaro, Marc Bohan for Christian Dior, and Hubert de Givenchy- in the infamous “Battle of Versailles” fashion show.
Blass was well known for his couture take on sportswear. He would make traditional cuts in luxurious fabrics, with incredible craftsmanship and attention to detail. His opulent sportswear was unparalleled, and in pairing a cashmere cardigan with a silk gown, he found new innovative ways to mix it into his formalwear. Glass was also known to be very hands on with his business, lending his pieces for benefits, and touring and making appearances in department stores that were putting out his new lines.
1970s Espresso Brown Mink Shawl Collar Coat
$885.00
Beautiful soft and supple mink coat. The coat hits below the knee, has long sleeves, a loose silhouette, and a wide, long shawl collar. The coat is composed of long, vertical stripes of mink, giving its hem a soft scalloped appearance. The coat comes with a belt, allowing the wearer to change the silhouette of the coat.
*Coat is lined and features an embroidered name - can be brought to furrier for removal.
1970s Galanos Brown Wool Coat with Pleat Detail and Wooden Buttons
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Gorgeous soft brown wool coat by Galanos. The coat hits just above the knee, has long sleeves, gently sloping shoulders, and a shallow V - neckline. The coat features two large pockets in front with flap and button closure. The coat has three buttons down the front that are hidden when closed. All buttons on the coat are circular with a metallic gold tone border and a deep brown wooden center. The sides and back of the coat feature pleats that add volume to the coat and give it a sort of playful swing silhouette. The coat includes a thick wool scarf for added warmth and comfort.
1970s Hand Drawn Suede Mexican Poncho
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Gomez R hand drawn suede poncho, made in Guadalajara, Mexico. Gomez the brand was known for both its quality leather work and for drawing one of a kind scenes. This amazing poncho features a galloping horse and horseshoe scene. The poncho has a standing collar in dark brown suede, fringed bottom hem and toggle front closures. Style with jeans and a t-shirt and go anywhere!
Modern US Size S-M
*All MRS Couture garments have been professionally cleaned and thoroughly checked before shipping, so that they are ready to wear upon arrival.
1970s Italian Beltrami Chestnut Suede and Fox Coat
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Too amazing! Loosely fitting suede coat with fox trim and knitted lining! The coat has a triangular silhouette with wide sleeves, a luxuriously plush shawl collar. The coat has a bit of a swing silhouette that's subverted with slits on the side. The suede exterior is composed of rectangles of suede and the occasional vertical ribbon emanating ray - like from the collar of the coat. Beltrami Italy.
Bonus: pockets!
1970s Ken Scott Abstract Velvet Trench Coat
$925.00
Impossibly amazing coat from Ken Scott, It features double breasted bodice with wide lapels, belt, pockets, and beautiful silver buttons with the designers initials on them! The print is what truly steals the show with this piece, Ken Scott's impeccable textile design is shown here with hues of green, cream and light pink.
Length :47"
Bust :42"
Waist: 36"
Hip: 45"
1970s Mod Orange Wool Coat Dress
$350.00
Fantastic mod orange coat that features three passemetarie button fasteners and a triangular cut that gives a wonderful draped effect around the waist! Other neat details on this coat are the darts on the arm which give a more tapered look!
Length: 37"
Bust: 34"
Waist:30"
Hip: 38"
1970s Naman Plastic Overlay Sequin Raincoat
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Wonderful and Practically Indestructible!!!! Plastic overlay sequin raincoat in a chevron design by Travel Coats by Naman. This chic twist on the raincoat has long sleeves and a belted waist. One button for fastening in front. Modern US size XS-S Dress - Bust: 39, Waist: 38, Hip: 43, Shoulder Hem Length: 37 inches Belt - Length: 38 1/4, Width: 2 inches *All MRS Couture garments have been professionally cleaned and thoroughly checked before shipping, so that they are ready to wear upon arrival.
1970s Yves Saint Laurent “Russian Collection” Wool w/ Velvet Black Coat L/XL
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This 1970s YSL coat is soft and supple but with the structure and severe sartorial sophistication one expects from Yves Saint Laurent. The coat consists primarily of warm-toned black wool in a princess cut, with a pinched, gathered waist, cuffed balloon sleeves, and an elongated triangle collar. The wool is accented by velvet on the collar, waist, shoulders, and beneath the front buttons. Silk satin lining.
*All MRS Couture garments and accessories have been professionally cleaned and thoroughly checked before shipping. They are ready to wear upon arrival.
1972 André Courrèges Safety Orange Vinyl Mod Coat
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Incredible absolutely astounding bright orange vinyl coat by André Courrèges. We cannot get over this oh - so - mod trench coat! The coat is midi length, with long sleeves, and a high collar. The iconic Courrèges logo features prominently in white vinyl on the front left bust. The coat has a front snap button closure that reaches down to the hip. A thin orange belt cinches the waist, adding a feminine touch to the coat. The front of the coat has two large flap pockets with an additional two zippered pockets located behind the pouches. The cuffs of the coat have two snaps for better fit. The back of the coat has a single long vent with two snap closure. The orange lining features an incredible satin Courreges monogram weave, is cotton blend, and has snap button closures - it can be removed for cleaning. This coat is bold, bright, and demands to be acknowledged; stop traffic in this safety orange coat!
See final image for an editorial image - straight from the 1960s- featuring the coat.
BUST
36 in. (91.44 cm)
WAIST
34 in. (86.36 cm)
HIP
42 in. (106.68 cm)
LENGTH
45 in. (114.3 cm)
1980's Oscar de la Renta Multi Hued Brown Sable Fur Coat
$2,995.00
This Vintage Oscar de la Renta sable coat for Montaldo's is absolutely elegant. The coat features an exaggerated peter pan collar and front placket. Long sleeves. Large pocket flaps. Knee length. The fur is a gorgeous mix of mottled browns, reds, and dark creams, adding a bit of whimsy to an otherwise classic coat. Style suggests the 60s view of childhood styles with the large collar, placket and pocket flaps.
Wrist: 12 inches All MRS Couture garments and accessories have been professionally cleaned and thoroughly checked before shipping. They are ready to wear upon arrival.
1980s Bill Blass Green and Black Colorblock Faux Sheared Mink Coat - XL
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1980s C'est Simone Black Wool Short Coat with
$325.00
Incredible wool coat from C'est Simone! It features a short hem with fur trim, a scarf that is sewn onto the waist and draped over the shoulders or can be worn around the back. It is a perfect balance of extravagant and tactile for a woman on the go and a mind for fashion!
Measurements
Length: 27"
Bust: 40"
Waist: 34"
1980s Carolyne Roehm Fuschia Wool Oversized Coat and Shawl
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Steal the show in this fantastic wool coat by Carolyne Roehm! It features an over-sized silhouette with two large front pockets and bat wing style sleeves. It also includes a large wool shawl of the same color that can be style with the coat or just something to throw around yourself on chilly days!
Coat measurements
Bust: 50"
Waist"55
Hip "55
1980s Geometric Sheared Mink Coat XL 14
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Beautiful chestnut brown mink coat! The coat is ankle length, has long sleeves, rounded shoulders, and a mandarin collar. The coat is composed of numerous sheared mink panels. The panels are shaped like wavy diamonds, and have a minimal dark brown to light brown ombre sheen. Five large buttons in front for closure. Fully lined but missing the additional detachable lining. Size XL- see measurements
1980s Purple Mohair Coat Jacket
$345.00
Absolutely striking coat of plush mohair with a primarily purple background with grey, blue, and pink stripes by the Riel Coat Co. It has buttons going down the front, and has a dramatic length of fabric at the collar, that can be tied in a bow or conveniently used as a scarf. This coat, with its amethyst tones and luxurious materials, commands attention! Looks great tied in a bow or over one shoulder as well. A vintage gold brooch or scarf clip would be great as well. Worn open over a casual tee and jeans also makes for a great look! In excellent condition.
Modern US Size: 6 Wrist: 13 1/2, Slit: 23 inches
*All MRS Couture garments and accessories have been professionally cleaned and thoroughly checked before shipping. They are ready to wear upon arrival
1980s Supple Brazilian Leopard Print Rabbit Fur Coat by Polo Norte
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1990s Douglas Hannant Beaded Loose Black Silk Weave Jacket
$1,100.00
Dramatic but austere black woven silk coat by Douglas Hannant. The coat has long sleeves, is knee length, and has an exaggerated pointed collar. The coat is primarily composed of long strips of silk woven together in a loose basketweave. The strips are accented by black sequins and seed beads. The coat has a solid fabric panel at waist, resembling a Japanese obi, and a belt for closure.
1990s Roberta Di Camerino Red Coat
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Guiliana Camerino, Italian fashion designer (1920-2010), started Roberta di Camerino in Venice. This statement piece from Roberta Di Camerino is the cherry on top of any outfit. The equestrian inspired coat has a print featuring vibrant red, blue, and green belts all over the dress mimicking intertwined ribbons. The gold tone buttons have the Roberta Di Camerino logo in the center. Two large flap pockets on hip, each adorned with a logo button. Belt in the same pattern and fabric as jacket with her iconic buckle on the belt buckle. Double button on each cuff of sleeve. Interior chain to hang coat. Bag of the same design as the coat, however a flocked fabric. The bag is a tote and can be tossed over the shoulder or held on the arm. Top zipper and side zipper. Robert Di Camerino gold tone logo on the front of bag.
Modern US Size 4
Trench coat - Bust: 38, Waist: 31.5, Hip: 40, Shoulder Hem Length: 41 3/4 Slit: 16.5 inches.
Belt - Length: 41, Width: 1 1/4 inches Bag - Length: 12, Width: 6 1/2, Depth: 8, Drop: 10 inches
*All MRS Couture garments have been professionally cleaned and thoroughly checked before shipping. They are ready to wear upon arrival.
2004 Runway Prada Green Coat with Mink Trim and Bead Detail
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2016 Brandon Maxwell V-Neck Cutout-Waist Long Evening Coat
$990.00
Dramatic Brandon Maxwell Fall / Winter 2016 evening coat. The coat is floor length, with a slight train, structured shoulders, long sleeves, a hook closure in the front, and a cutout waist. The columnar silhouette elongates the wearer's body, while the plunging V - neckline adds a bit of flair by breaking up the black. The coat features a crepe top and satin bottom that are connected by functional buttons, allowing the hem to trail further behind if they are undone. Silk blend. Made in the United States.
