This vintage sleeveless top by Weber Originals captures the geometric brilliance of Piet Mondrian's iconic artwork, a staple of 1960s fashion. Its vibrant color blocks and bold black lines evoke the era's avant-garde spirit, tailored for someone who dared to stand out. Acquired from an estate that valued fashion as a form of art, this piece likely made its way through the lively events of the 1960s, worn by a woman who embraced style with an artistic edge.
Crafted from 100% Arnel® Triacetate, this fabric was celebrated in the 1960s and 70s for its luxurious feel and ease of care. Arnel® Triacetate was an innovative fabric of the time, providing a silk-like drape with a unique resilience to wrinkling, making it perfect for both formal and casual settings. This material was frequently used for its ability to hold vibrant dyes and resist fading, adding longevity to bold designs like this one.
Material: 100% Arnel® Triacetate – soft, durable, and maintains color vibrancy over time
Design: Mondrian-inspired color block pattern
Era: 1960s
Closure: Buttoned back
Condition: Excellent vintage condition
Styling tips: Pair this top with high-waisted black pants or a sleek skirt to let the bold design be the focal point. For a more relaxed look, style it with jeans and minimalist accessories.
*Sizing is based on my personal assessment. For the most accurate fit, please refer to the provided measurements before making a purchase.
