Multi-Colored Chenille Wool Cropped Geometric Jacket

These two pieces capture the 1980s' obsession with geometric drama, but through completely different vocabularies of excess. The earrings' cascading black and silver chevrons echo the sharp zigzag patterns that slice across the jacket's knitted surface—both mining the same Art Deco-revival vein that made angular geometry feel both retro and futuristic.

These two pieces capture the '80s British obsession with theatrical self-invention, where even the most mundane objects became stage props. The red glasses turn vision into performance with their exaggerated circular frames that dwarf the face, while the chenille jacket treats the torso like a geometric puzzle, its blocks of burgundy, gold, and purple creating an almost medieval heraldic effect that's pure New Romantic fantasy.

Both pieces pulse with the same geometric fever dream, but sixty years apart. The 1920s shawl whispers its Art Deco ancestry in delicate metallic threadwork that catches light like a jazz-age chandelier, while the 1980s jacket screams those same angular motifs in aggressive chenille stripes that look like they could power a nightclub.