Vintage Clothes Spotlight - Item of the Week

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Vintage Clothing Spotlight - Item of the Week!

Each week from our many new arrivals we will pick out featured items that you simply must have! From vintage dresses and vintage jumpsuits to designer vintage clothes and vintage suits and blazers and anything else in-between.

Our featured item of this week (pictured below) is this fabulous Designer Vintage 1960s Lanvin Chocolate Bold Print Mini Dress with Tie Belt Size 12/14

One of the most collectible vintage labels around - Stunning and fun little dress from Lanvin Paris. In a delicious shade of choclate brown, with bold pint in caramel and strawberry tones. Split collar and buttons to front, with A-line shape and long sleeves with double button cuffs. Structured fabric with some slight stretch. Matching tie belt and belt loops. Pull on style. Perfect for year round wear.



Model is size 10 - dress unpinned. Accessories not included.

Bust - 36" Waist - 33" Length - 37" (to fit UK Size 12/14)

Excellent vintage condition

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Jeanne Lanvin - Designer Vintage Clothing Profile

Jeanne Lanvin founded her label in 1889, starting out as a milliner and later dressing Paris’s upper class. The company built a name with ultrafeminine clothing, marked by elaborate trimmings like embroidery and beading, as well as its popular fragrances. 

After a period of decline at the end of the twentieth century, Lanvin found new financial and critical success with the 2001 arrival of designer Alber Elbaz, who is frequently lauded for his technical skill and innate sense of what women want to wear. 

Today, it’s the oldest French fashion house in operation. And while it encompasses menswear, it is best loved among editors and celebs for exquisitely made womenswear. Duchesse satin, cocktail-length frocks (often with one shoulder), dressed-up cigarette pants, and volume experimentation are signatures.

Above - Silk tulle skirt with silver bugle bead applique, Winter 1918

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