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Franco Moschino was a more than just a fashion designer, he was a fashion philosopher whose wit, humor, honesty, free spirit, and critical lens became his legacy. His keen observations translated into fun, playful clothing that encouraged women to find and embrace their own personal style. There’s never been anyone quite like him!

✨Just In ✨ Cousins, not twins.

Two jackets from the F/W 2001 Yohji Yamamoto Collection
Both featuring his unique blend of expert tailoring and avant garde sensibilities.

The first: a dressed up version of a casual track jacket with the classic three white stripes and exaggerated long front

The second: A casual take on a formal tuxedo tails style jacket with the massive safety pin closure and asymmetrical front hem

We call these jackets "easy avant garde" because they are not hard pieces to wear! They would pair just as well with jeans and a tee as they would a more layered avant garde ensemble!

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When 1995 Christian Lacroix looks like it came off of the 2024 runway... And it is deadstock with the original tags - never worn (aside from the gorgeous our model!)

Lacroix so graciously for us fashion history buffs labels each piece with the season, but of course this particular runway has NO photos or videos online... as forever archivists, we will keep searching! How did a collection that produced such a stunning piece not find its way online? Luckily, we have magazines and books from the time to scour through...

This dreamy organza blouse that belongs in a very special closet!
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We are going live this Saturday at 3:00pm pst with an exclusive selection of vintage you do not want to miss!

A mix of end of summer/back to school/beginning of fall pieces from our favorite designers!

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Found another documentation of our F/W 1994 Versace gold embossed leather jacket! This time from the Italian magazine Amica (second photo).

We cannot wait to unveil all of our French finds... but first, to the dry cleaner!