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Oh Jackie

Est. 2013
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Rare True Vintage Couture & Fashion. Online & by Appointment. SHOP here! 👇🏻
oh-jackie.com No wonder that both passions passed on me. Jackie.

Lovely Ladies - and Gents, of course,

my fascination with vintage fashion and any kind of antiques began when I was just a young girl. Grown up with a highly fashionable mother and an antiques collecting father I spent almost more time in fashion ateliers and on antique markets than on the playground. I remember as a young woman wearing a little black dress from the early 1960s for a cocktail and

how elegant and special I felt. These days the idea of starting a business for antiques and vintage fashion sometime later began to grow in my mind. Time passed, careers changed, but my obsession of vintage fashion and pre-loved objects became stronger with every passing year. And my dream came true! Welcome to Oh! Your Online Shop for exquisite Authentic Vintage Designer Clothing, Accessories and a small edit of Collectibles. Enjoy shopping! Lots of love,

Elisabeth

PS: If you are looking for a specific item please contact us and we will be happy to search our inventory or keep an eye out as we are always on the hunt for great pieces. We have many items that we simply have not yet had the time to photograph.

03/09/2026

A closer look at this remarkable Fall 1990 ESCADA ensemble by Margaretha Ley. 🖤✨

Following my previous Reel, I wanted to show you the details that make this Fall 1990 two-piece creation so exceptional – from the spectacular jacket and gown to the intricate embroidery and the remarkable construction of the skirt.

The first image offers a little glimpse into the story behind the piece: a photograph from the original Fall 1990 look book, showing the jacket, accompanied by the carefully preserved spare materials that came with the ensemble – reels of embroidery thread in various colours and spare rhinestones.

The gown itself is a masterpiece of construction: a voluminous full skirt combining black velvet and floral gold brocade, supported by a black stiff tulle underskirt and finished with a matching lining.

Every detail reflects the extravagant craftsmanship and unmistakable maximalism of ESCADA under Margaretha Ley at the height of its creative power.

And there is still more to discover…

The original look book documentation – including several pages featuring the very jacket and a version of the gown – deserves a post of its own.

Coming next. ✨

31/08/2026

Some pieces are simply too extraordinary not to show one last time. ✨

Before this exceptional two-piece ensemble leaves Oh! Jackie for its new home in a renowned German fashion museum, I wanted to share it with you.

ESCADA by Margaretha Ley
Fall 1990

An outstanding black velvet evening gown and matching evening jacket, lavishly embroidered and jewelled – a spectacular example of Margaretha Ley’s vision at the absolute height of Escada.

This two-piece ensemble of velvet, brocade and opulent soutache embroidery represents the absolute heyday of Escada under Margaretha Ley. Pieces from this era, with their unmistakable maximalist aesthetic of the late 1980s and early 1990s, are highly prized by collectors and lovers of historic fashion.

And there is more to this story…

The ensemble is documented in the original Fall 1990 look book – and in my next post, I’ll reveal the fascinating documentation that proves just how special this piece is. ✨

For now, enjoy one last look before this extraordinary piece of fashion history enters its new home. 🖤

27/08/2026

There is no greater compliment than knowing a beautiful piece has found a new owner who loves it as much as we do. 🤍

This CHANEL treasure has found its new home – and we are delighted to receive such a heartfelt five-star review from Tina.

For us, vintage fashion is about so much more than the piece itself. It is about the anticipation, the discovery, the personal connection – and that special feeling when something truly beautiful arrives in its new home.

Thank you, Tina, for your kind words and for choosing Oh! Jackie. It was a pleasure help this beautiful piece find its new home. ✨

24/08/2026

There are some words that never go out of fashion.

I came across this beautiful quote from Gabrielle Chanel in the September 2026 issue of Harper’s BAZAAR Germany, in Bryan Yambao’s insightful homage to ’s Chanel. Blazy, who has been Creative Director of the House since April 2025, took inspiration for his Fall 2026 ready-to-wear collection from these words Chanel once shared in an old Le Figaro Style interview.

“A fashion that is both a caterpillar and a butterfly…”

What a beautiful metaphor – and how remarkably true, then and now.

We all need our caterpillar moments: comfort, ease, practicality, the clothes that let us move through everyday life. And then there are the moments when we want to transform – to fly, to be seen, to seduce, to celebrate.

Perhaps that is what great fashion has always understood: we don’t have to choose between the two. We need both. 🦋

20/08/2026

STAEBE-SEGER COUTURE

The couture dress from my previous two posts carries two labels: Staebe-Seger and Hörhager Laimböck Düsseldorf. And that little detail opens a fascinating window onto post-war German fashion.

Staebe-Seger, founded by Gerd Staebe and Hans Seger, was one of Berlin’s distinguished couture houses of the 1950s and early 1960s. Their salon on the Kurfürstendamm belonged to the elegant fashion world that helped re-establish Berlin as a city of style after the war.

Staebe-Seger’s designs were refined rather than flamboyant – beautifully cut dresses, sophisticated suits, sculptural coats and exquisite cocktail and evening gowns, distinguished by impeccable proportions, luxurious materials and precise workmanship.

They were also among the Berlin couturiers who presented their collections internationally, including in London and New York in the late 1950s, as Berlin sought to reclaim its place on the international fashion map.

But the story of this particular dress continues beyond Berlin.

The second label, Hörhager Laimböck, points to Düsseldorf and one of its historic fashion retailers. Founded in 1886, the house had a long-established presence on the Königsallee and served a sophisticated, fashion-conscious clientele. In the post-war decades, it was precisely the kind of prestigious retailer through which German couture reached its customers.

So these two small labels tell a much bigger story: a couture house in post-war Berlin and a prestigious fashion destination on Düsseldorf’s Königsallee, brought together in one garment.

For me, this is what makes vintage fashion so fascinating. A dress can preserve not only its designer’s vision, but also traces of the places, people and fashion culture through which it once travelled.

Not simply a dress. A little piece of German fashion history.

17/08/2026

STAEBE-SEGER COUTURE · BERLIN

The reveal. 🖤

A breathtaking 1950s cocktail dress in black lace, where texture, structure and movement come together with extraordinary precision.

At first glance, it is the lace that draws you in – delicate yet remarkably sculptural. Beneath it, a brass-coloured lining glows softly through the black lace, giving the fabric an almost burnished warmth and making the intricate floral pattern of the lace come alive.

Look closer, and the construction unveals itself: the lace is backed with fine net tulle and arranged in graduated tiers, while two dramatic vertical bands of heavy, matte fabric, finely pleated from top to hem, frame the body and create a striking contrast in texture.

At the centre back hem, carefully placed godet pleats introduce an unexpected touch of movement, allowing the skirt to open and unfold beautifully as the wearer moves.

And then there is the craftsmanship.

Every seam is finished by hand. Every element is carefully placed and constructed – the soft lace, the brass-coloured lining, the pleated bands, the godets and the sculpted silhouette – creating the unmistakable precision of true couture.

Nearly seventy years later, it still feels remarkably modern on the body. The kind of dress that reminds us why couture is not simply about how a garment looks, but how beautifully it is made. ✨

13/08/2026

A glimpse of a time when German Couture was truly extraordinary.

Black lace. An impeccable silhouette. And a story yet to be revealed…

Who created this exquisite 1950s creation?

Stay tuned. 🖤

06/08/2026

Animal print has never really left the conversation – it simply waits for its next moment. 🐆

With Dolce & Gabbana placing leopard prints firmly back in the spotlight for Autumn/Winter 2026, there’s no better time to revisit one of the house’s original signatures.

This late 1990s/early 2000s fur handbag captures Dolce & Gabbana’s unmistakable fascination with sensuality, texture and unapologetic glamour. A design that feels every bit as relevant today as it did at the dawn of the new millennium.

Coming soon to Oh! Jackie. ✨

03/08/2026

Two days ago marked what would have been Yves Saint Laurent’s 90th birthday – a fitting moment to celebrate one of the most poetic threads running through his work: his enduring love affair with pink.

For Yves Saint Laurent, pink was never merely a colour. It was a language – at once tender and audacious, romantic and radical.

Throughout his career, the designer returned to pink in countless incarnations: from the palest blush and powdery rose to vibrant fuchsia and deep, saturated pink. He understood its extraordinary expressive power, using it to evoke femininity, sensuality and youth, while simultaneously challenging the conventions traditionally associated with the colour.

In his hands, pink could be innocent or provocative, delicate or commanding. It appeared in haute couture, eveningwear and daywear, sometimes as a whisper of colour, sometimes in exuberant monochrome — always with an unmistakable sense of sophistication.

Yves Saint Laurent’s relationship with colour was deeply rooted in his artistic sensibility. Inspired by painters and profoundly influenced by the visual culture that surrounded him, he treated fashion as a composition of line, form and colour. Pink, in particular, became one of the recurring notes in his visual vocabulary — a colour he continually reinvented across decades of creation.

And perhaps that is the secret of his enduring fascination with pink: he never allowed it to mean just one thing.

Here, a selection of Yves Saint Laurent’s many shades of pink — celebrating a designer who knew that sometimes the most powerful statement is simply to think pink.

30/07/2026

Oh! Jackie — a little vintage wherever we go. 🤍🎀🤍

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