Sequin Spotlight Scarf - Black

Sequin Spotlight Scarf - BlackSandy Stewart, Moose Charlap's wife, was a television singer who sang with Perry Como, Bing Crosby, and many other personalities of the 1950s. Her producers always told her to choose costumes with sequins, which caught the light on screen. This scarf, knit from soft wool, features alternating sequined stripes. 100% virgin wool Made in India Hand wash, lay flat to dry View all accessories

These shorts are inspired by a striped costume hat from the early 20th century

The blouse features flounces around the cuffs and neckline and closes with three ribbonlike ties

We reproduced the wavering stripes-and-circles print for this style

We reproduced the shawl-collar silhouette in cream and white wool

from the early 20th century

We overdyed this piece a warm brown

Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens

50% acetate 50% cotton

Bakelite—first discovered in Yonkers in 1907—was the first synthetically made plastic

This jacket is inspired by vintage upholstery fabric

lightweight wool

This skirt has a traditional button front modified from a pair of 1940s U