A rare find for collectors, this unworn Vivienne Westwood knit top comes new with its original tags — a true piece of fashion history. In bold red with the signature embroidered orb emblem at the chest, it captures the spirit of Westwood’s rebellious yet refined design language. With its slouchy neckline and sculpted ribbed hem, the top reflects her knack for blending historical silhouettes with modern edge. Unworn Westwood pieces are increasingly sought after, making this a valuable addition to any collection of iconic fashion. Playful yet effortlessly chic, this red knit top by Vivienne Westwood brings bold color and signature detail to everyday styling. The relaxed neckline, flattering ribbed waist, and pleated sleeve accents create a silhouette that’s both comfortable and refined. Finished with the iconic embroidered orb, it’s a versatile piece that can be dressed up with a skirt or down with denim. With original tags still attached, it’s ready for its first wear.

Features

• Authentic Vivienne Westwood top, unworn with original tags

• Vivid red knit with embroidered orb logo

• Wide neckline (can be styled off-shoulder)

• Ribbed waistband for shaping

• Pleated detailing at sleeve cuffs

• Highly collectible, pristine condition

Measurements:

• Marked size L

• Easily 2+” of stretch — this top can fit from a L to XL size

Notes:

• Condition: Very good, no noticeable flaws

About Vivienne Westwood:

Dame Vivienne Westwood (1941–2022) revolutionized British fashion with her punk-infused aesthetic, theatrical tailoring, and politically charged designs. A visionary who bridged street style with couture, her work defined entire movements in fashion history. Pieces like this — preserved in new condition — stand as enduring reminders of her artistry and impact.

Sophisticated and timeless, this black knit top by Armani Collezioni embodies understated Italian elegance. The figure-skimming silhouette is elevated with sculptural horizontal pleating, creating texture and movement while maintaining a sleek, minimalist profile. Perfect for both day and evening, it transitions effortlessly from tailored separates to eveningwear.

Features

• Authentic Armani Collezioni design

• Soft black knit fabric with structured horizontal pleating

• Flattering V-neckline

• Sleeveless cut for versatile styling

• Contoured fit that enhances the silhouette

• Classic, timeless piece suitable for work or evening occasions

Measurements:

• Marked size 12

• Easily 2+” of stretch — this top can fit from a L to XL size

Notes:

• Condition: Very good, no noticeable flaws

About Armani Collezioni:

Armani Collezioni was introduced by Giorgio Armani in 1979 as a diffusion line, originally known as “Giorgio Armani Le Collezioni.” It offered high-quality tailoring and refined wardrobe staples at a more accessible price point than the main Giorgio Armani line. Known for its impeccable suits, elegant dresses, and versatile separates, Collezioni became a favorite for professionals seeking understated luxury. While the brand maintained Armani’s signature aesthetic of clean lines and refined fabrics, it was eventually phased out in 2017 as part of a consolidation of the Armani portfolio, with many of its designs absorbed into the Emporio Armani line.

Note: Following the recent passing of Giorgio Armani in 2025, pieces from his lines are cherished all the more as enduring representations of his vision and legacy in fashion.

This gorgeous sexy blazer hails from Dolce Gabbana’s Ready-to-Wear Runway Fall / Winter 2004 Collection. The last photos of this listing show this exact blazer modeled on that runway show. The styling is impeccable. This beautiful blazer is constructed from the finest Italian wool and includes a silk chiffon self-tied ‘vest’. It can be worn as-is for a sexy look, over a lace long-sleeve top as it was featured on the runway, or over a collared shirt for office-wear. I’ve held this blazer in impeccable unworn condition since 2005, and it’s ready for your wardrobe collection. Though this originally retailed for close to $6,000 — it can be yours for a fraction of the original runway price in impeccable vintage condition.

Features:

• Italian wool

• Silk chiffon self-tie ‘vest’

Measurements:

• This blazer is marked size Italian 42 , which corresponds to a US 6 or 35.5” bust, 28.5” waist

Notes:

• Condition: Fantastic mint condition with no noticeable flaws

About Dolce & Gabbana F/W Milan collection:

Dolce & Gabbana’s Fall/Winter 2004 collection was a dramatic and opulent exploration of femininity, mixing Sicilian sensuality with baroque grandeur. The designers leaned into their signature themes of Catholic iconography, Old World glamour, and theatrical excess. Models walked in corseted dresses, fur-trimmed coats, lace, velvet, and richly embroidered fabrics, often styled with rosaries, veils, and elaborate jewelry. The mood was darkly romantic, with a palette of black, gold, crimson, and jewel tones evoking both church regalia and Renaissance paintings. The collection stood out for its blend of religious austerity and overt sensuality, cementing it as one of Dolce & Gabbana’s most iconic and provocative seasons.

This dress hails from the iconic Vivienne Tam 2000 collection featuring misty Chinese dragons in greens and blues over metallic gold underlayers. You can find pieces from this collection for $2,000 on Ebay right now — you can own this dress from WEN Loved Vintage at a fraction of the collector’s pricing out on the vintage circuit. This dress is made for brunch and shimmying on dance floors with Cult Gaia bags — so snatch it up today!

Features:

• Made in Hong Kong

• Chinese dragon design in green mesh over a gold underlayer that shimmers from below the surface

Measurements:

• Estimated size: L, Label says 3 which means it best suits a 37.5” bust, 30” waist, and 40” hip

• Easily 2+” of stretch — this dress can fit from a M to XL size

Notes:

• Condition: Very good, no noticeable flaws

About Vivienne Tam:

Vivienne Tam, a Hong Kong–born, New York–based designer, rose to international prominence in the 1990s for her visionary blend of Eastern motifs and Western silhouettes. Known as one of the earliest champions of “East-meets-West” fashion, she translated traditional Chinese cultural symbols into contemporary design, often playing with bold prints, modern tailoring, and unexpected fabrics. In the mid-1990s, Tam became especially recognized for her pioneering use of mesh fabric. She reimagined it beyond its utilitarian or athletic associations, turning it into a high-fashion textile that conveyed both sensuality and strength. The semi-sheer quality of mesh allowed her to layer intricate graphics—often referencing art, folklore, and spiritual iconography—so the fabric itself became a canvas for cultural storytelling.

Her Spring/Summer 2000 “Dragon Collection” is highly sought after. Here, Tam explored the dragon as a potent cultural and mythological symbol, celebrating its association with strength, vitality, and good fortune in Chinese tradition. Rendered in bold, graphic forms across diaphanous mesh and fluid silks, the dragons coiled dramatically across the body, creating garments that felt both protective and empowering. The collection’s fusion of ancient mythology with a futuristic edge made it an instant standout on the runway and solidified Tam’s reputation as a designer capable of bridging history and modernity in visually arresting ways.

This iconic Vivienne Tam Tibetan tiger rug print mesh top from her S/S 1998 collection. Rare long-sleeved version is lined in the front and sheer in the back. It fits a wide variety of sizes and is a deeply sought after example of some of her most popular collections that have developed passionate vintage fashion cult followings.

Features:

• Made in Hong Kong

• Tibetan tiger design

• Gorgeous black and oranges perfect for Fall

Measurements:

• Estimated size: S, Label says 1

• Shoulder (across collarbone): 14”

• Arm length: 23.75”

• Chest (armpit to armpit): 15”

• Natural waist: 13.75”

• Length (from nape of neck to hem): 20”

• Easily 2+” of stretch — this top can fit from a small to XL size

Notes:

• Condition: Very good, no noticeable flaws

About Vivienne Tam:

Vivienne Tam, a Hong Kong–born, New York–based designer, rose to international prominence in the 1990s for her visionary blend of Eastern motifs and Western silhouettes. Known as one of the earliest champions of “East-meets-West” fashion, she translated traditional Chinese cultural symbols into contemporary design, often playing with bold prints, modern tailoring, and unexpected fabrics.

In the mid-1990s, Tam became especially recognized for her pioneering use of mesh fabric. She reimagined it beyond its utilitarian or athletic associations, turning it into a high-fashion textile that conveyed both sensuality and strength. The semi-sheer quality of mesh allowed her to layer intricate graphics—often referencing art, folklore, and spiritual iconography—so the fabric itself became a canvas for cultural storytelling.

One of her most celebrated creations was the Tibetan Tiger Collection (1990s). Drawing from Tibetan thangka paintings, Tam emblazoned fierce, stylized tigers across mesh dresses, tops, and separates. The pieces embodied both power and playfulness, standing out for their audacious prints and their ability to straddle the line between wearable art and fashion. Coveted by collectors and fashion enthusiasts alike, the Tibetan Tiger designs remain among her most iconic works, representing a moment when Tam’s aesthetic crystallized into something unmistakably hers: spiritual, daring, and deeply modern.