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1990s Liberty Geometric Print Cotton Dress with Triangle Buttons

£225.00

Likely dating to the early 1990s, this Liberty print cotton dress has an easy, enduring appeal. Geometric forms in navy, blue, cream and lilac cover the fabric, complemented by blue triangular plastic buttons that echo the angular shapes of the print. The dress fastens down the front and has a rounded neckline and short, wide sleeves. Its relaxed column silhouette can be drawn in at the waist using the integrated drawstring, allowing it to be worn loosely or with a more defined shape. The dress is unlined.

In excellent vintage condition. Labelled 100% cotton and a UK size 12, equivalent to a US 8. Vintage sizing can differ from modern sizing, so please check our measurements below carefully before purchasing. The fabric has no stretch.

Notes on Liberty: Founded by Arthur Lasenby Liberty on London’s Regent Street in 1875, Liberty brought together fabrics, decorative objects and craftsmanship from around the world. Its influence extended beyond fashion into interiors and the decorative arts, becoming so closely associated with Art Nouveau that the movement became known as “Stile Liberty” in Italy. Its celebrated Tana Lawn cotton became a signature in the early 1930s, prized for its fine, smooth weave. While florals are perhaps its best-known designs, Liberty’s textile heritage also encompasses a wealth of geometric and abstract patterns, reflecting a longstanding appetite for distinctive colour and print.

MEASUREMENTS

BUST - 42 in. (107 cm)

WAIST - 42 in. (107 cm)

HIP - 48 in. (122 cm)

LENGTH - 44 in. (112 cm)

F.A.Q.

Where can I find more information about this item?

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Will you set anything aside for me for my appointment?

We are happy to find anything you may be interested in from our website. We have an extensive offline collection. It is helpful if you can let us know your size, style, favourite colour to wear and perhaps your budget in advance of your appointment.
Do I need to bring anything to my appointment?

Clients may wish to bring modern shapewear. You may also wish to bring favourite footwear. We often find a classic pair of nude shoes work well when trying-on, or gold and silver. We have a huge variety of slip dresses and petticoats to complete your look. Many of which are also for sale.
Do you have a price range at the showroom?

Many of our lower priced pieces, under £250, are not available to buy online. Dresses usually start at £150 and go up to £30,000 for the very best archival couture. Our bridalwear price points range from £1,000 to £20,000.
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We offer some alterations in house. Should you need alterations we cannot provide, we can refer you to one of our tried and trusted tailors.
Does Circa have an after-care service?

We will advise you on the best way to clean and preserve your vintage purchases and can also recommend trusted local dry cleaners.
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Our address is Circa Vintage, 87A Lansdowne Way London SW8 2PB

Upon arrival, buzz the 87A button on the gate or call us 020 7736 5038 to let you in.
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We offer free, secure, off-street parking but it is a tight squeeze – so do let us know in advance if you will be needing this and we can make sure that there is space available.
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Underground:

Stockwell (7 min walk) - Northern and Victoria Lines

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Wandsworth Road (13 min walk) – Westbound to Clapham Junction / Eastbound to Dalston Junction
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What is archival fashion?


Archival fashion refers to historically significant designer garments preserved for their cultural, aesthetic, or technical importance. At Circa, archival fashion includes couture archive pieces, runway garments, early designer work, and museum-quality vintage that document the evolution of fashion history.
How is archival fashion different from vintage?

While vintage typically describes clothing over 20 years old, archival vintage is selected for its rarity, provenance, and relevance to a designer’s archive or fashion history. Circa specialises in archival pieces rather than general vintage.