Cream Burgundy Geometric Print Wool Blazer Jacket

These two pieces capture the moment when Op Art escaped the gallery and colonized the closet, turning bodies into walking geometric puzzles. The sketch shows a precise interlocking diamond pattern that creates visual vibration through black-and-white contrast, while the blazer translates similar angular energy into a softer, more wearable vocabulary of intersecting lines in burgundy and cream.

These pieces capture the moment when Op Art jumped from gallery walls into wardrobes, but with tellingly different ambitions. The mini dress throws itself headlong into the movement's visual assault—those acid-bright chevrons practically vibrate against each other, creating the kind of retinal buzz that made Bridget Riley famous and gave Twiggy headaches.

This chunky acrylic pendant and geometric blazer are both children of the Op Art movement, translating Victor Vasarely's visual tricks from gallery walls to bodies. The necklace's sharp black triangles create the same retinal buzz as the jacket's interlocking burgundy and cream bands—both using high contrast and mathematical precision to make your eyes work overtime.