English Eccentrics 1985 'Gaudi' Mosaic Print Silk Oversize Shirt

English Eccentrics  1985 'Gaudi' Mosaic Print Silk Shirt

From one of English Eccentrics earliest collections.

Screen-printed and discharge-dyed silk fabric with a design reminiscent of a mosaic of broken china fragments. The fragments depict fragmentary sections of mosaic, architectural drawings (depicting Corinthian pillar finials), and other fragments of pattern in brown blue gold and black.

 Extra long sleeves which button at cuff. Bib front with a placket closed by buttons. Shaped shirt style hem which is longer at back and has godets on sides.

Named after Edith Sitwell's book of the same title, English Eccentrics established an international reputation for its distinct printed textiles designed by Helen David,

née Littman since they were first sold at a stall in London's Kensington Market in 1984. 

Made in England.

Size S

Measurements 

Across chest 64cm 

Across waist 68cm

Length front 92cm

Length back 98cm

Length of Sleeve 86cm

Condition very good!

Reference images - As seen in 'Blitz' magazine and 'The Magazine'.

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