1930s sheer screen-printed dot mousseline nightgown

1930s sheer screen-printed dot mousseline nightgownan antique sheer nightgown in powder blue mousseline, screen printed all over with tiny blue and white dots and trimmed in fine floral lace. the all over screen printed dotting on a fine, fluid mousseline points to the early era of printed manufactured sheers, hand finished with lace insertion and ruffles for the boudoir. it has a deep v neckline framed by a ruffled, lace edged bib, long sheer bishop sleeves gathered into lace cuffs, an empire waist

A perfect blend of hot-rod Americana and denim-core cool

An exceptionally refined midcentury coat crafted from karakulcha broadtail

design details like the tie neck and gently gathered shoulders echo early 20th-century blouses

Made from faceted acrylic beads

Minimalist sterling silver oval pendant with luminous mother-of-pearl inlay

a collector-friendly piece because it is precisely dated to 1994 and carries the couture label

height 13 inches

it can also be reversed to the interior to really show off the hand-stiching

printed in tubac

90s High Cotton single-stitch tee featuring “My rod and my reel

made from a reclaimed 1960s lucite macrame bead

in line with the era’s bold