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I didn't find your exact style of skirt but I did find another Miu Miu skirt using the same fabric on TheRealReal, which is a reliable website. That seller claims it is late1990s/early 2000s. EDIT: Ah, I see you already posted in another thread about this skirt, and received some guidance.

On Allina Ai's Instagram post for this outfit, she says (in a reply to an inquiry) they are "custom Ralph Lauren". So either she embellished them or she had them embellished. Editing to add: I haven't come across any RL white jeans with that really wide flared leg but THESE Ronny Kobo jeans...

A google lens search reveals several in black, navy, red, and white (like yours) on Etsy. Sellers are claiming 1970s, which seems appropriate. A navy one on eBay (search item #266835271837) has a "Gilberti" tag instead of Sears.

And the size 11 may be a pricing advantage, too! The larger sizes often bring a better price than the smaller sizes. Check eBay SOLD prices of similar Gunne Sax dresses for pricing guidance, there are a lot of examples. :)

That huge round yoke was popular in 80s children's wear, I agree with that dating. :)

Such a cute and comforting idea, I've known several people with the same wish to find their childhood blanket... including my almost-40-year-old daughter. I was so lucky to find TWO examples of hers in the local thrift stores over the years so she has back-ups, LOL.

Googling "miss aristocrat" and "cotton knit" (using the quotes around each phrase) comes up with several 1960s newspaper ads. What a neat item!

So cute... and so hard to date! My knee-jerk reaction was 60s or 70s. That style of machine-smocking was commonly seen then. I'm looking forward to seeing what others think. :)

A google lens search of the label came up with a couple examples of your label. One seller claims 2010s for their item, which is also a pair of trousers. Being American, I know nothing of the label, however. Maybe some of our UK members will chime in. :)

Per forum rules, we cannot offer actual valuations. That said, I do believe there is some collectible value. Best to google around and see what similar items are going for. :) I spotted a tea towel with an asking price of $100!

Suri Cruise's unknown, possibly vintage 2000s, prom dress seems to be a hot topic. Since no one has yet been able to figure out the designer, it's possible it was actually custom designed/made for her. Mom Katie Holmes has just done a capsule collection with French brand A.P.C that was...

That dress definitely looks 1980s! The symbol is indeed found on the early 80s Cadillac Evolution by Pierre Cardin. Curiously, I haven't seen it used in any of the car's advertising that I've come across, but it can be found on/in the car itself. I wonder if the dress was worn by an auto show...

Interesting to see the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America union "label" stamped on the shirt. That union label ended in 1976, when the ACWA merged with the Textile Workers of America and became the Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union (ACTWU), so your shirt is no younger than...

Welcome! Unfortunately, per forum rules, we do not authenticate items.

There were many Frye imitators back then.

I agree, Frye boots have not been made in Canada. Nevertheless, nice boots!

Hello! Per forum rules, we are unable to authenticate items.

Hello and welcome! Per forum rules, we are unable to help with valuations/pricing. Check eBay SOLD prices for similar jackets for pricing ideas. Are there ANY other tags at all? Perhaps a small paper tag with care instructions, numbers, etc? Hopefully someone will be along soon who can help you...

Thanks for showing the under-label, it's a pity there's no RN number to search. Odd that a Made in the USA garment would have "SOLO TINTORERIA" which is Italian for "dry clean only".

I just found this on Facebook, they have a very similar logo design. Looks like they may be out of business already, though... their website is no longer operational. https://www.facebook.com/irelosangeles/

Can you show a clear photo of the tag under the iRe label, please? There's probably an RN number and other helpful info.

Not sure what you mean by this? A metal zipper has metal teeth. A nylon/plastic zipper has nylon/plastic teeth. All zipper types generally have metal zipper "pulls". Can you provide a photo of the zipper and a photo of the back of the dress?

Wow, I'm surprised, too! Apparently, it's because it's "permanently pleated". This ad from 1951 indicates the pleated version is $39.95 and the un-pleated is $16.95.

Pretty coat, I love the pink! However, per forum rules, we do not authenticate items.

What sort of closure does it have... zipper? Metal or nylon?

Perhaps @NylonNostalgia may be able to help you, she is located in the UK. I'm in the US and am not familiar with UK brands. (I should have been able to tell where you are by the use of the word "mum" instead of "mom"! :) )

Anything on the back of the tag? Any other tags or labels? In what country was it found? (This is an international forum.)

How beautiful! I vote for Chantilly-style lace. Clear close-up photos of a few different sections could help determine whether it's machine- or hand-made.

It looks like a wrap style? Maybe the original owner moved the closures/buttons to accommodate an increasing waistline?

Hi! Per forum rules, we do not authenticate or value items. Sorry, I know nothing about the CRG codes but it sounds like you have a good avenue of research there. Maybe someone here will know more. :)