The Solo Jazz Pattern, featuring its signature teal and purple brushstrokes on a white background, was designed in 1991 by Gina Ekiss for the Sweetheart Cup Company. While initially intended for disposable paper cups, the pattern became an accidental icon of 1990s culture. It resurfaced in the mid-2010s as a viral internet sensation, fueled by nostalgia and the rise of the vaporwave aesthetic. Today, the 'Jazz' design is applied to everything from sports cars to high-fashion apparel, serving as a universal visual shorthand for late 20th-century commercial design and the quirky charm of a bygone era.