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yellow and black polka dot dress 1930's Germaine Monteil Polka Dot Silk Appliqué Gown with CapeletID: 0927252 Size: small Condition: very good An absolutely breathtaking and ultra rare Germaine Monteil couture polka dot bias cut gown ensemble dating back to the mid 1930's. Germaine Monteil is remembered most for her cosmetics empire, but she was first a well known fashion designer. Born in France, she moved to America in the early 1930's and opened her own house at 663 Fifth Avenue in New York. In recognition of her vast influence upon the fashion
ID: 0927252
Size: small
Condition: very good
An absolutely breathtaking and ultra rare Germaine Monteil couture polka dot bias-cut gown ensemble dating back to the mid 1930's. Germaine Monteil is remembered most for her cosmetics empire, but she was first a well-known fashion designer. Born in France, she moved to America in the early 1930's and opened her own house at 663 Fifth Avenue in New York. In recognition of her vast influence upon the fashion industry, Monteil received a Neiman Marcus Fashion Award in 1938. This incredible black and yellow polka-dot silk gown with matching capelet is a masterclass in craftsmanship. The chic thin-strap bodice has the most incredible floral appliqués along the bodice in the same hue. This detail adds such depth and texture to the delicate fabric. The matching romantic tiered capelet elevates the look with additional layers gracefully falling over the bust, lending an air of allure. The bias-cut design of this exquisite gown drapes the body in a flattering silhouette, emphasizing the curves while allowing for graceful movement. Definitely a type of garment that would have influenced John Galliano while he was working at Christian Dior. It is amazing that a gown with this amount of presence can literally feel almost weightless but it does. An iconic example of high-end 'Old Hollywood' glamour from this very special era.
Measurements
Bust: 31-34 inches
Waist: 24-27 inches
Hips: up to 36 inches
Total Length: 60 inches
This 1930's Germaine Monteil designer gown is in very good wearable condition with no fade, alterations or missing appliqués. Slips over the head with no additional closures. Signs of wear include some over all faint surface spots and two tiny holes to the silk bodice which do not go through the lining. Please message for detailed pictures. A rare piece of wearable art that will only go up in value.
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★★★★★ 4
Almost Perfect But With Workaround it Rocks
Style: Dash+Screen+Qi2 Charger, Style: Dash+Screen+Qi2 Charger
This works almost perfectly in my Tesla, with one small tweak for hot summer conditions. It holds my phone very well overall—I position it slightly off-center at about the 10 o’clock position. However, with a larger phone like the Galaxy S25 Ultra, the combination of weight and summer heat can cause the mount to slowly rotate as the suction cup loses some grip.
I found a simple fix that works extremely well: applying a small amount of rosin (the same kind used for violin bows) to the friction point where the rotating arm meets the suction base. That added grip completely solved the issue. Now the mount stays exactly where I position it, even in the heat.
Solid product, and with that minor adjustment, it performs exactly how I need it to.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great product.
Style: Holder+Dash+Vent+Windshield
This worked perfectly in my vehicle making hands free driving easy. Installation was very simple, easy to charge my phone in this mount. Very stable, my phone never fell out or off.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Almost perfect
Style: Screen+Charger
Solid mount. I’ve tried other ones but they don’t sit as nicely as this one. It also has a lot of adjustments to allow for using it any way you need it to so it is very versatile. The magnet strength is really good and holds my phone really well. Sometimes it feels too strong which I guess is a good thing. The charging works well but I wish the cable was a little longer
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Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Super easy to set up
Style: Screen+Charger, Style: Screen+Charger
I couldn’t be happier with this car phone mount—it’s easily one of the best accessories I’ve added to my vehicle. The build quality feels solid and durable, with a strong grip that keeps my phone securely in place even on bumpy roads. Installation was quick and hassle-free, and it holds firmly without slipping or needing constant readjustment.
What really stands out is how easy it is to use one-handed. I can mount or remove my phone in seconds, which makes a big difference while driving. The adjustable viewing angles are perfect for navigation, and it doesn’t block my view of the road at all.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2026
★★★★★ 3
Poor socket design.
Style: Holder+Dash+Vent+Windshield
Overall this is a pretty decent phone mount. I have used it with both the windshield and vent mounts. The only problem I have is the design of the ball swivel. The socket contains a rubber piece to help increase the grip, but over time heat from the sun or the air vent makes the ball glue itself to this rubber piece. When you try to make an adjustment, the ball will not move in the socket and ends up breaking the socket. This is happened to me twice.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2025