Geometric prints have long held a place in fashion as the language of structure and intention. From the disciplined grids of early modernism to the kinetic Op Art moments of the 1960s, geometry brings clarity, rhythm, and graphic impact to garments.

Designers like Yves Saint Laurent transformed pure shape into iconography with the Mondrian dress, while houses such as Missoni built entire identities on repeating zigzags and tessellations. Unlike florals, which soften, geometrics sharpen; geometrics frame the body, guide the eye, and create movement through contrast and scale.

Whether rendered in crisp black and white or saturated color, geometric prints feel both timeless and modern — proof that lines, circles, and angles, however reimagined, are always on trend.

Shown above is Vogue 9057 made with Block Party and Avocado Stripe.

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