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From a 2017 NY Times article: What Does Couture Actually Mean? "haute couture, by its very nature, is an archaic throwback. It is only produced in Paris, by a handful of designers (14 officially) and presented twice a year, in January and July. Haute couture pieces are...
My understanding has also been that these are old dry cleaning tags. I wonder if Greengrove was the customer's last name? And perhaps the 5 digits are her zip code? Just guessing.
I walked through the flagship Galeries Lafayette in the 9th arrondissement on my first trip to Paris in 2017. It is a huge and overwhelming place - 750,000 SF! And almost all of it is high end fashion.
According to Nouchi's website, he started his own label in 2017. It does also mention the...
I did find a deadstock version of this skirt listed on Etsy - if you search there for Karan skirt gold logo pulls, you should find it. That seller does state that the pulls are 24K gold plated, but I don't see what she is basing that on - if you contact her, she may be able to offer some sort of...
Bumping for you. Hopefully someone with expertise in this brand will be along!
ETA: I don't know you have checked the VFG Label Resource entry for Donna Karan. Our team does research the information we provide. It looks like Donna Karan started in 1985. Your label looks like an earlier one...
So glad you applied anyway! And once you get comfortable here, it would be great to talk about how the VFG might bridge that gap for other qualified folks who are hesitating.
Me too! I grew up on a small farm about an hour outside of Chicago. We were dirt poor, which is partly how I got from...
Bumping this for you. If you have read our forum rules, you know that we are unable to offer authentication services.
I did find a blog post on the Bagaholic website specifically about zippers on older LV bags. She mentions Talon, Eclair, Robin, and Coats & Clarks and shows some photos.
The Wikipedia entry on knickerbockers
Two pairs of early 80s lady's knickers from my sold archives
The corduroy pair were Rose Hips by Esprit. The burgundy velveteen ones were Gunne Sax.
When you say "bubble" are you referring to the silhouette/style? They look like knickers to me. Knickers aka knickerbocker - longer ones were called "plus fours" - were mostly worn by men in the early 1900s through late 1920s. Women sometimes wore them for sporting events. They were very popular...
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