Verve Pop B, Tana Lawn™Verve Pop was designed in 1963 as part of Libertys trendsetting Lotus collections of the 1960s. Used by leading couturiers and worn by iconic models like Grace Coddington, Liberty was paving the way for a new fashion wave. This print is part of The Audience act of Retold, celebrating the characterful and lively Liberty shopper, from Oscar Wilde in the 19th century to the artists, writers, musicians, rock legends, models and actors that have flocked to

The ornamental print evokes classic 18th-century motifs but feels modern

and designers have paved the way for the artistic movements Liberty have heralded since our doors first opened - leading figures that have played an integral part in weaving new narratives into the fabric of the building

This bustling meadow pattern reflects the era's optimism and drive for change

this Italian cotton lawn showcases a highly stylised illustrative print

the fabric recalls the metallic finesse seen in collections by Dries Van Noten or the subtle brilliance of early Lanvin couture

the renowned British circle of artists and intellectuals from the early 20th century

Its style mimics the woodblock prints of that era

Woven in a fine silk organza base

the fabric has a whisper-light handle

with expressive brushstrokes reminiscent of Impressionist art

it recalls the effortless femininity of styles once worn by icons such as Sophia Loren or more recently echoed in collections by Dolce & Gabbana and Erdem

The texture is matte with a soft