In an age of instant trends and fleeting fabrics, we invite you to pause. To return to an era when fashion wasn’t consumed, but cherished. With great pride, we unveil our exclusive curated box filled with rare garments and accessories from the 1940s and 1950s.

Over the years, we’ve patiently gathered these treasures: delicately constructed blouses, skirts, dresses, hats and hand bags. Many of them hand-stitched, all of them timeless. These pieces have lived, and now we are offering them to our clientele.

The 1940s and 1950s were rich with contrast. Wartime austerity defined the early ’40s, with utility fashion, practical fabrics and thoughtful design details like snap fastenings and fine rayons, silks and cottons. Then came the post-war rebirth: Dior’s New Look in 1947 redefined femininity with nipped waists and voluminous skirts. It was a time of hope, elegance and reinvention. Think of style icons like Rita Hayworth, Grace Kelly and Audrey Hepburn, who shaped the era with refinement.

This curated box is ideal for film productions set in the ’40s and ’50s, editorial styling with a reverence for authenticity, or shops and e-com boutiques specializing in this golden age of fashion.

These garments have endured 70 up to 85 years of history woven into every seam. Naturally, they may show gentle signs of age, the kind that only true vintage can claim. Never major flaws: no holes, no stains. 

For the client who understands that style is not just what you wear, it’s what you carry forward.