4 Tips for Matching Prints
We adore a good matching set, but every now and then, we come across a trend or an ensemble that makes us fall in love with fashion all over again. Mixed designs and patterns certainly have that impact on us. There's something so appealing and eye-catching about seeing bright stripes effortlessly matched with plaid items, for example. But what happens when we try the trick ourselves? It suddenly feels a little more complex.
1. Remember to Consider Colour
If you're going to wear a bright colour, balance it out with something darker, like this deep green jacket and purple patterned trousers. Adding a matching flash of colour on top and bottom, can helps to bring your mixed-pattern look together.
2. Consider the New Neutrals
Snakeskin and leopard prints have shown to be adaptable, and they frequently go unnoticed. Style them as basic neutrals with something flowery for an unexpected twist. Aside from boots, an animal print jacket, scarf, backpack, or even trousers are wonderful ways to incorporate this new neutral into your collection.
3. Refine Your Look
When it comes to colour palettes, that's one approach you may take when blending patterns. Start simple: stick to black and white, pairing anything polka-dotted with a striped pocketbook. Tights with patterns may also be a low-commitment option to blend prints. You can use a checkerboard scarf and Wrap it around your neck to get a taste of the mixed pattern trend.
4. Choose between loud and subtle
Combining a strong design with a more delicate print helps balance out your outfit. The design on this Erdem shirt is barely visible, making it ideal for pairing with a checkered skirt. It's practically solid and has a similar colour scheme, so the two products complement each other well. The black accessories, including the gloves, flower around her neck, and hat, wonderfully complete her ensemble.
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