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Founded in 1885, De Pinna was primarily a men’s shop located on New York City’s Fifth Avenue. They also sold menswear-inspired clothing for women that was finely tailored. In the early 1950s De Pinna was bought by the Washington, DC store Julius Garfinckle & Co. At that time, Garfinckle’s expanded their ladies’ wear offerings. The stores closed in 1969.

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from a pre 1930s silk top hat - Courtesy of James Poynor

from a pre 1930s silk top hat

Courtesy of James Poynor

from a late 1930s evening coat - Courtesy of fuzzielizzie.com

from a late 1930s evening coat

Courtesy of fuzzielizzie.com

from a mid 1940s coat - Courtesy of chezmov

from a mid 1940s coat

Courtesy of chezmov

from a 1940s maribou shrug - Courtesy of kickshawproductions.com

from a 1940s maribou shrug

Courtesy of kickshawproductions.com

from an early 1950s opera coat - Courtesy of themerchantsofvintage

from an early 1950s opera coat

Courtesy of themerchantsofvintage

from a 1950s skirt - Courtesy of Metro Retro Vintage

from a 1950s skirt

Courtesy of Metro Retro Vintage

from a 1960s dress - Courtesy of coutureallure.com

from a 1960s dress

Courtesy of coutureallure.com