Fans of the psychedelic artwork by the likes of Martin Sharp and Hapshash and the Coloured Coat might like the work of a new designer, Kate Moross. She began designing flyers for clubs and bands but her latest venture, a collection of clothes for Topshop is sure to raise her profile considerably.
The Kate Moross for Topshop collection consists of t-shirts, vests and hoodies, all printed with swirling psychedelic images. Inspired by Moross’ background in physics, the designs consist of structured spatial shape intertwined with astrophysical typography. Prices start at £20 for a vest and go up to £30 for the sweatshirts. Pictured here is the Oversized Birdie T-shirt which costs £25 and is my favourite piece in the range.
To view the whole collection, visit the Topshop website.
A graduate of the Royal College of Art, Erika Wakerly specialises in surface design for interiors which in laymen’s terms means wallpapers and fabric. Browsing her website, the Spiral Wallpaper caught my attention as it has a retro look to it, especially in the brown on cream or black and white options. 
The Hara Chair by Giorgio Gurioli for Kundalini is another one of those products that looks as if it has come from the Sixties but is in fact a much more recent creation. 
We could probably devote a whole section to products relating to the Beatles, there is so much of it out there. Sergeant Pepper merchandise is particularly over-exposed and we’ve all probably seen enough of it. But the t-shirt website Mr Cloud has breathed new life into it with their The Beatles Opie T-Shirt. 
