Late 1970s–Early 1980s Anne Klein for Calderon Gold Leather Wide Waist Belt – Saks Fifth Avenue Exclusive (Size 0/2, 24″)

Description

Late 1970s–Early 1980s Anne Klein for Calderon Gold Leather Wide Waist Belt – Saks Fifth Avenue Exclusive (Size 0/2, 24″)

Description

This vintage Anne Klein for Calderon gold leather belt, designed exclusively for Saks Fifth Avenue, is a collectible statement piece from the late 1970s–early 1980s. Expertly crafted in metallic gold genuine leather with a suede backing, the belt features a wide, sculpted silhouette with elegant pleated ruching and a structured bow effect at the front.

The rare Saks Fifth Avenue collaboration makes this an exceptional find for collectors and stylists alike, offering both wearability and historical significance. Perfect for cinching dresses or elevating a tailored look, this belt epitomizes the bold glamour of its era while translating seamlessly into modern wardrobes.

• Designer/Label: Anne Klein for Calderon, Saks Fifth Avenue exclusive
  
• Era: Late 1970s–Early 1980s
  
• Material: Genuine metallic gold leather with suede lining
  
• Color: Metallic gold
  
• Closure: Adjustable buckle closure at back
  
• Details: Wide waist cincher style with sculpted pleating, tapered for comfort
  
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition; light age-appropriate wear to interior suede and minimal exterior creasing

Measurements

• Length: 24″ (best fit)
  
• Width: 4.25″ at widest, tapers to 2″ at back
  
• Best Fit: Modern US Size 0–2 (approx. EU 34, UK/AU 6)

Styling Notes

• Shown here paired with a bubblegum-pink halter gown for contrast
  
• Ideal layered over flowing dresses, evening gowns, or cinched over a blazer for a high-fashion edge
  
• Pair with metallic shoes or jewelry to echo the luster of the gold finish

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