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Fits a 31/32 best would fit a 30 if you layered it. If you wanted to use it as an actual belt you would need 3” wide belt loops.
Vintage 1970s Roberta di Camerino belt featuring a gold-plated oversized western buckle and bold, structured build. Originally designed as a luxury fashion statement, this belt functions less like a traditional accessory and more like a layering piece — think waist-sculpting armor, not something to thread through belt loops.
This is a unisex, non-functional statement belt — intended to sit externally over trousers, knits, coats, dresses, or tailoring. Perfect for archive layering, high-fashion styling, or runway-level silhouettes. Rare and collectible, with the signature Italian craftsmanship Roberta di Camerino is known for.
• The brand was founded in 1945 in Venice, Italy by Giuliana Coen Camerino (1920–2010) after World War II. 
• The “Roberta” name comes from a combination of her daughter’s name and her husband’s surname; she also drew on her favorite song Smoke Gets in Your Eyes as inspiration. 
• Roberta di Camerino is especially known for luxurious accessories: velvet handbags, trompe-l’œil prints (e.g. belts or “illusion belt” motifs on dresses), and unique hardware details. 
• The brand’s signature style often included trompe-l’œil (optical illusion) motifs—e.g. printed belts that look 3D—applied to clothing, belts, and accessories. 
• Vintage fashion registries list Roberta di Camerino belts (especially from the 1960s–1970s) as part of the brand’s accessory output. 
32 1970s Roberta di Camerino Gold Plated Buckle Western Belt
$242.00
Vintage 1970s Roberta di Camerino belt featuring a gold-plated oversized western buckle and bold, structured build. Originally designed as a luxury fashion statement, this belt functions less like a traditional accessory and more like a layering piece — think waist-sculpting armor, not something to thread through belt loops.
This is a unisex, non-functional statement belt — intended to sit externally over trousers, knits, coats, dresses, or tailoring. Perfect for archive layering, high-fashion styling, or runway-level silhouettes. Rare and collectible, with the signature Italian craftsmanship Roberta di Camerino is known for.
• The brand was founded in 1945 in Venice, Italy by Giuliana Coen Camerino (1920–2010) after World War II. 
• The “Roberta” name comes from a combination of her daughter’s name and her husband’s surname; she also drew on her favorite song Smoke Gets in Your Eyes as inspiration. 
• Roberta di Camerino is especially known for luxurious accessories: velvet handbags, trompe-l’œil prints (e.g. belts or “illusion belt” motifs on dresses), and unique hardware details. 
• The brand’s signature style often included trompe-l’œil (optical illusion) motifs—e.g. printed belts that look 3D—applied to clothing, belts, and accessories. 
• Vintage fashion registries list Roberta di Camerino belts (especially from the 1960s–1970s) as part of the brand’s accessory output.