
1970s · 1960s · British
Production
ready-to-wear
Material
silk chiffon
Culture
British
Movement
Peacock Revolution · Hippie / Counterculture
Influences
Art Nouveau botanical illustration · Peacock Revolution menswear
A fitted men's dress shirt constructed from lightweight silk chiffon featuring a bold repeating poppy motif. The large-scale floral pattern shows stylized poppies in deep burgundy and black against a slate blue ground. The shirt follows traditional tailoring with a pointed collar, button-front closure, and fitted sleeves with barrel cuffs. The translucent quality of the chiffon creates depth in the pattern while maintaining the structured silhouette typical of late 1960s menswear. This piece exemplifies the period's embrace of bold prints and luxurious fabrics in men's fashion, reflecting the era's rejection of conservative dress codes and adoption of more expressive, artistic clothing choices.
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Lineage: “Peacock Revolution menswear”
That shimmering pink satin shirt is pure Peacock Revolution swagger—the kind of lustrous synthetic fabric that let working-class men approximate aristocratic glamour in the early '70s, with those voluminous sleeves gathering like liquid metal at the wrists.
Lineage: “Art Nouveau botanical illustration”