Oh Mr. Beene!

Geoffrey Beene revolutionized the American aesthetic with his body-conscious cuts and innovative materials. Worn by socialites and stars, the divine Mr. Beene was known for his flattering and wearable designs.

Mid '60s Geoffrey Beene babydoll coat

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This stunning wool coat is a masterpiece of construction and as breathtaking today as it was nearly half a century ago. In heavy lichen-green wool with box pleats from the empire waist. Features both Beene and Bonwit Teller labels and matching wrap (not shown) A contemporary 0-4.

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1980s Mr. Beene silk trapeze dress

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This navy silk trapeze dress by Geoffrey Beene for Neiman Marcus is a testament to the power of subtle detail. With short cuffed sleeves and tiny buttons at the neckline, it's perfect for day and night. Labeled a sz. 6, about a contemporary 4.

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Jump Around!

It's official: jumpsuits are back and we're thrilled! These two from Pierre Cardin and Norma Kamali exemplify the very best of this trend.

Late '70s Pierre Cardin cocktail jumpsuit

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This is one hell of a sexy jumpsuit and from Pierre Cardin, who's surprised! Sheer floaty sleeves, nipped-in waist, and plunging neckline. Shown with 60s Cardin modernist belt. Labeled a sz. 8, fits a contemporary 0-2.

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Norma Kamali '80s harem-leg jumpsuit

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In a bold fiery red with harem pant and button-down front, this Kamali is everything a jumpsuit was meant to be! Cool and kicky, the suit is sort of bean-bag shaped and transforms when belted. Labeled a sz. S, fits a contemporary 0-4.

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K is for Kamali

Norma Kamali's distinctive silhouettes and signature fabrics have kept her designs in the spotlight for decades. With pieces that are both easy and stylish, it's not hard to see why!

Early '80s Norma Kamali parachute skirt

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Loyal Kamali fans know this piece well. With its detachable suspenders, high buttoned waist, and volume galore, this parachute skirt is a guaranteed head-turner. In vivid plum with convenient inner pockets. Labeled a sz. 10, fits a contemporary 6.

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Late '80s Kamali gingham prairie dress

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A little bit 1950s, a little bit Big Love, this full and twirly prairie shirt dress is fantastic for Fall. Pair it with gladiator sandals now, then a snug sweater and towering boots as the temperature drops. Labeled an 8, fits a contemporary 4-6.

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Mid '80s Norma Kamali snap-down sweatshirt dress

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In her trademark sweatshirt material with thermal-style snaps down the front and inverted pleating at the full, kicky skirt. Labeled a sz. P, fits a contemporary 0-4

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Mid '80s Kamali Sweatshirt Ensemble

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This classic Kamali ensemble is wildly versatile - the fishtail hem skirt can also be worn as a minidress and the boatneck top is fantastic as a tunic over jeans or leggings. In comfy sweatshirt material, these structured separates are labeled a sz. 8 but will fit a range (particularly the top).

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Early '80s corduroy cocoon dress

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Another of-the-moment Kamali cocoon, this time in red pinwale corduroy with snaps all the way up the collar. Shown belted, it also looks great as a slouchy tunic and has cuffed dolman sleeves. Labeled a sz. L, this one's also pretty flexible and can be worn up to a contemporary 10 or so.

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