Pop art created a fresh new outlook using everyday objects and design conflating high and low culture into a bright boldaesthetic. Fueled by the prestigious art schools in London specifically the Royal College of Art, the Pop artists of the late 1950sand early 1960s found their voice. A young, eager, and talented textile student, Zandra Rhodes, took inspiration from the Popmovement encircling her at the Royal College of Art and the energy and personalities that put London on the fashion map.Zandra Rhodes was one of the most pioneering and influential textile designers of the late 1960s and 1970s who took herremarkable pop art inspired fabrics and revolutionised the fashion world. This book highlights Rhodes's early textile designs fromher years at the Royal College of Art, to her first foray into the fashion world with designs for the legendary Swinging London duoFoale and Tuffin, to the launch of her eponymous collection as well as special commissions for Jacqmar, &Vice Versa, andSekers Pty Australia. The book features stunning photography of never seen before textiles, drawings, and archival imagescombined with fashion photography by Clive Arrowsmith, Guy Bourdin, Henry Clarke, David Bailey, Helmut Newton, and RichardTraeger.