Dress Details: valentino jacket, chloe top, blue lotus pantsChannel Flats (Similar) Here), Hermes bag (similar Here), Sherman Field Defeat
The best print mix isn’t always intuitive. This comes down to a few styling tricks I’ve learned over the years, and none of them are about accumulating as many patterns as possible. It’s about using prints in different pieces that accentuate each other. A dot can make Paisley feel less boho, embroidered flowers can bring dimension to prints in the same tone, and unexpected accessory Simply peeking out can make the whole look much more interesting.
If you’re hesitant about mixing prints, start by looking for an element that ties your pieces together. This could be a shared color palette, a similar scale or simply a mood that runs through each piece. Once that connection is made, the outfit can handle a lot more work than you expect.
This look came about almost by accident. Paris ended up being colder than I planned, so I reached for pieces I hadn’t planned on wearing together, and found that I liked the way it all came together on its own. The finished look has depth and individuality, especially when the pieces come together in a way that feels a little unexpected.
