An Ungaro Paris shoulder bag from the 1980s in red embossed leather with black details, gold-tone hardware and a gold-tone chain. It closes with a snap flap. It measures 6.5 x 5 x 1 in (approx. 16.5 x 12.7 x 2.5 cm). Emanuel Ungaro, who had worked with Cristóbal Balenciaga, opened his own house in Paris in 1965 and became known for colour and pattern. It is in excellent vintage condition, with slight signs of wear.

A large Givenchy jacquard silk scarf from the 1980s with stripes and a geometric design in yellow, red and blue. It was made in France for the Japanese market. It measures 87 x 87 cm. Hubert de Givenchy opened his couture house in Paris in 1952, and in the following decades the name was carried into accessories, often made under licence for specific markets. It is new, with its label.

The centenary issue of Vogue Paris, published in October 2021 to mark one hundred years of the French edition. It went on sale on 28 September 2021, a few days before the exhibition Vogue Paris 1920–2020 opened at the Palais Galliera, and runs to 420 pages in French, drawing extensively on the magazine's own archive. The cover reproduces a photograph by Guy Bourdin first published in Vogue Paris in April 1979: a bold red heart. The issue was also the last under editor-in-chief Emmanuelle Alt, and the anniversary itself arrived a year late, delayed by the pandemic. The copy is in very good pre-owned condition, with only slight signs of wear.

A Lacoste jumper from the 1990s, knitted in green with a multicoloured Nordic argyle and diamond pattern. It has a crew neck and long batwing sleeves, which give it a relaxed, generous shape. The jumper is size 42 IT / 40 FR and is made of 100% acrylic. It measures 23.5 in pit to pit, 24 in shoulder to shoulder and 23 in from neck to hem.

A 1997 re-print poster of Andy Warhol's Chanel No. 5 image, in the yellow and purple colourway. It measures 99 x 69 cm. Warhol made his Chanel No. 5 image as part of his 'Ads' series of screenprints in 1985, two years before his death. Chanel No. 5, created for Gabrielle Chanel, was launched in 1921. The poster has been folded and shows subtle creases from the folds.

A large Pierre Cardin brooch from the 1980s in the form of an elephant, in black enamel and gold-tone metal set with sparkling stones. It comes in its original box with its original papers. It measures 6 x 5 cm. Pierre Cardin opened his house in Paris in 1950 and extended his name into jewellery and accessories through licensing. It is in very good vintage condition.