c. late 1960s / early 1970s Sederholm Mini Dress

This Sederholm dress doesn’t do subtle, and honestly, thank god for that. The print is a full-on explosion of late 60s optimism, all those warm oranges, earthy browns and flashes of green coming together in a slightly chaotic, very intentional way that somehow just works. It has that almost hypnotic quality where you keep spotting new shapes the longer you look.

The cut keeps things grounded, a clean sleeveless mini with a simple line that lets the pattern take centre stage, while the double-breasted button detail adds a bit of structure and attitude. It sits right in that moment where mod starts loosening up into early 70s expression, still sharp, but already having a bit more fun with itself.

It’s bold, a little wild and very sure of its own personality, exactly the kind of piece that carries an outfit on its own.

Go all in with boots and vintage accessories if you want the full era moment, or keep everything else minimal and let the dress do all the talking.