CIAO BELLA- PUCCI MISSONI VERSACE ON EBAY

Pucci

Versus

Versace

I will be selling a small collection of designer items every few weeks on eBayUK.

Some items on auction for 5 days and others with a Buy it Now option if you just can't wait.

My 2nd sale is a mix of Emilio Pucci, Missoni, Versus and Versace items vintage and contemporary.

Perfect prints for your summer vacation and a few must have pieces for fall!

My seller id is bechicparislondon so please check them out and tell a friend!

Join my facebook page bechicparislondon for advance notice on sales, auctions and promotions!

I would love to hear what you want to see so email me and I just might create a special sale just for you!

For all of you Chanel, Vuitton, YSL and Dior lovers I'll have to wait a bit. eBay has some strict guidelines due to counterfeit items so they limit what a new seller can sell.

Thanks!

Kim in Future Vintage MUGLER

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I'm always thrilled to see the stars wearing vintage. Everyone knows that I'm wild about Mugler and sell quite a bit of his pieces both vintage and modern. What a perfect choice for Samantha!
Here are 2 of my favorites above both have been sold.
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And the Answer is...ALEXANDER MCQUEEN

Alexander McQueen Bandage Dress, circa 2004
An olive green elastane dress composed of bandage-like strips with cross-overs forming the bodice and splits in the skirt sides to allow movement.

SOLD

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Jacket, 1996-97. Union Jack jacket designed by Alexander McQueen in collaboration with David Bowie, using distressed fabric. Worn by David Bowie on the Earthling album tour, 1996-97. Collection of David Bowie. This jacket was part of the Anglomania Tradition and Transgression in British Fashion expo at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

The gown featured in my last post was from the 2003 Transitions collection 2003 and is part of The Metropolitan Museum of Art collection, New York.
Photos from
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April in Paris-LES ARTS DECORATIFS FASHION EXPO

1 April 2010–10 October 2010

Les Arts Décoratifs is organising the first exhibition retracing the history of contemporary fashion, in two parts. The project began last autumn with the publication of ‘An Ideal History of Contemporary Fashion’, and is continuing in a different dimension with two consecutive exhibitions. The first of this “two-volume” historic and selective retrospective of fashion will cover the 70s and 80s, the second the 90s and 2000s.

www.lesartsdecoratifs.fr