Beyond Vintage was created out of love for vintage clothing. Each style has been conceived through vintage inspiration of original garments. We have scouts from all over the world searching for unique items that have timeless beauty.

There are creations from each decade as we hand pick through the most unique and fashionable product. We hope you enjoy wearing our collection as much as we have enjoyed creating it.

Brogden is a sophisticated and inimitable collection.
La Florens proposes original leather ideas with no compromise. Strong design contents and smooth contrasts bring back shapes and colours of 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. Themes are filtered through reality’s lenses. All garments have special fits. By many mechanical and manual treatments on every single item – deeming each a truly a unique piece – classic vintage spirit is achieved. Garments become clean, warm, but truly aged. New materials’ research and innovation effort on

leather and fabric treatments are permanent targets in Brogden philosophy. La Florens confirms and perpetuates a long tradition of quality in tanning, cutting, manufacturing and high finishing. All those manufacturing processes respect the ecological standards of half a century old company. All Brogden items are made with carefully chosen skins, which delivers the highest quality, and differentiates Brogden from all other brands.

As the logo suggests, Burning Torch’s foundation is based on transformation and freedom, the brand, like each of its individual pieces, is built on respect for individuals and their cultures. The collections are driven by a vision that melds vintage, modern, organic, and global sentiments. unique to the company is Karyn Craven’s commitment to recycling materials and the idea that the energy of all time and history is in each and every garment.

Burning Torch can be found in over 200 leading boutiques and department stores in 35 states in the United States, as well as outlets in Canada, Australia, Japan, Korea Israel, New Zealand, Russia and England.

Etoile is the second line designed by Isabel Marant. It is defined by the paradox of proposing wardrobe that is not only accessible but very much of the moment. The collection is a collage of sportswear classics inspired by work wear or military garments, combined with more feminine pieces and knitwear.

Etoile also combines comfortable active sportswear elements which are meant to be worn alone or mixed with a dash of attitude to chic-er, more dressed-up pieces.

What makes this collection stand apart is the attention paid to textiles and texture : fabrics are washed and aged with boiled and wrinkled effects, faded, half-tone colors set off by bright highlights, seams are left raw and hems slightly frayed.

Etoile offers clothes that are personal and strong but easy to wear.

Jenny Graham and Toni Spencer, designers and creators of Velvet, have introduced a new luxury collection called Graham & Spencer.

Graham & Spencer was created with an ideal girl in mind. She’s an adventurer. Beautiful and chic in an unstudied way. She can wear anything she wants, and has unbelievable style. She’s sophisticated, iconoclastic, and travels extensively. Her life is extraordinary. The focus of the collection is on new shapes, a play on volumes as well as the contrast of texture.

The collection includes dresses, skirts, tunics, leggings, jackets and coats. “We’ve been feeling there is a real void in the marketplace for this kind of look”, Graham explains, “Something contemporary, luxurious yet young and hip at the same time.” “Creatively it’s a completely new direction.” Continues Spencer. “We look forward to seeing how it evolves.”

Inhabit is a young designer knitwear collection introduced in the fall of 2003. It consists of cashmere, merino and fancy yarns knitted in a variety of gauges from a superfine layering pieces to chunky hand knits.

The focus of the collection is on the fit and attention to detail in both the design and finishing processes. Inhabit fills a void in the market for a sophisticated

collection with a designer sensibility at a reasonable price point. Inhabit’s founders, Vivian Koo, Stacey perlick, and Susie Cho came together with a common vision and goal: to create a modern and luxurious knitwear collection.

Isabel Marant, born in 1967, creates her own world of « melting mode.» 
Her French father, her German mother and particularly her West Indian mother-in-law gave her a cosmopolite education. It is also while traveling in India or Africa that she finds her inspiration.

Gifted with a range of skills, Isabel launches a first line of jewelry which will be the best way to finance her business.

In 1990, she launches Twen, a small knitwear collection that will grow and become later Isabel Marant, as we know it today.
The style Isabel Marant is a culture mix, a cosmopolite and urban world.
Isabel’s silhouettes are showing feminine elegance, fitted and close-to-the-body.

Jose Marco of ISHVARA started in the leather world in Ibiza in the mid 1970’s. He was fascinated by the island and the artisans of skin, hippies and bohemians from all over the world, including the American hippies whom protested the Vietnam War. It was from this era that Jose crafted his particular style, shaping everything from skin treatment, pattern making, inking, development, the braiding of leather and much more. He was only 17 years old then, but it became his way of life.

In 1978 Jose was invited to participate in the fashion designers catwalk event of Ibiza showcasing shoes, accessories, and clothing. As he began creating new styles he had to change the type of skin he used, streamlining the styles and models. But in essence, his products retained the spirit of his beginnings – they simply never went out of style.

Exposure to the most beautiful and best quality skins provide Jose the inspiration that ensures his designs are always evolving. It’s this unending dedication to quality and beauty that have led to Ishvara being featured in some of Europe’s top fashion magazines (such as Vogue Español) and have gained Jose a following throughout Europe and North America.

Jérôme Dreyfuss first came to prominence in the fashion world at a young age: he was just 23 years old in 1998 when he unveiled his first collection of “Couture à Porter” – couture to wear. The boldness, quirky elegance and humour that characterise him were present from the outset and made him into what the media call “the enfant terrible of French fashion”.

In 2002, Jérôme Dreyfuss wanted to start another creative relationship, this time with accessories! He produced a bag collection, Roots de luxe, and has since made a trademark of his soft bags, in reptile skins or supple leather, generous volumes and details that are as exclusive as they are clever.

New items created by craftsmen chosen for the quality of their expertise and know-how. These accessories are as handsome as they are practical. The subtle colours and the extreme softness of the materials make them essential partners for the modern and sophisticated woman.

His collections are sold in over 200 prestigious retail outlets in France and major international department stores: Barneys, Fred Segal in the U.S, Lane Crawford in Hong Kong, Via Bus Stop in Tokyo, and Printemps and Bon Marché in Paris…

Laugh Cry Repeat was created on the principle of providing classic basics with a modern twist through the use of creative shapes and unique fabric combinations. Launched in the Spring of 2010, the line is rapidly garnering a reputation for providing a playful edge to classic designs. Gathering his beginnings as an apparel designer for the Andy Warhol Museum in the year 2000, where he was commissioned to create a line of t-shirts using Warhol’s artwork, William Anzevino began developing his skills as a fashion and graphic designer.

After relocating to Los Angeles shortly thereafter, Anzevino and Florence was formed. The label quickly garnered exceptional success and attention while building a reputation for creating modern avante garde designs with significant attention to detail.

Carried in many of the world’s top boutiques, the line solidified Anzevino’s place as one of fashions most innovative and progressive fresh faces in fashion.

Laugh Cry Repeat draws inspiration from diverse aspects of varying sub-cultures. Anzevino’s admiration for progressive fashion, underground music, and print art creatively stimulate the collection. These influences juxtaposed with Anzevino’s own personal interpretation of style has produced a collection that is fun, modern, sexy and unique.