Edwardian "Mother of Pearl" Pin

Edwardian "Mother of Pearl" Pin* This stunning Edwardian hand carved "Mother of Pearl" brooch, featuring a cameo of a nude subject in deep repose, exemplifies the intricate artistry of early 20th century jewelry design. During the 1900s, mother of pearl was a highly prized material for brooches, thanks to its iridescent sheen and smooth texture, which allowed for detailed carvings. Artisans of the Edwardian era often used it to create delicate cameos, capturing serene and graceful

adding a stylish touch to the traditional oxford design

Shoulder: 29”

Patrick Kelly Cotton leopard print Jacket

Marvin McCoy was an American designer known for his sophisticated

this is the perfect statement jacket

*Depth: 29"

* Bust : 23"

quilted detail along waistband and side slit

and hidden slash pockets at the hips lend a modern

Yves Saint Laurent off-white cotton midi dress with a zipper front and jumbo pockets

Featuring clean

breathable cotton