How to mix different prints
Happy Friday everyone!!
Today I am writing about a quite controversial theme in the Fashion world: mixing patterns.
There are the super fans of mixing and there are also those people that prefer more basic clean outfits.
I like bought, depends on the personal style of each person. My style stands in the middle, so I mix patterns but tend to stay in the classic pattern range most of the times.
Today I am sharing with you two outfit ideas using different tricks for those who are more skeptical to mixing different patterns.
For the first outfit I did something I do very often.
I always consider stripes aren’t a pattern. Since this is the most classic easy pattern of all time, you can totally wear it as a basic, and you will instantly add more interest to your outfit.
Just imagine this first outfit with a basic red top instead the striped one… not as interesting right?
I always consider stripes aren’t a pattern. Since this is the most classic easy pattern of all time, you can totally wear it as a basic, and you will instantly add more interest to your outfit.
Just imagine this first outfit with a basic red top instead the striped one… not as interesting right?
Top: here | Animal print set: H&M, buy similar here and here | Shoes: here | Bag: Mango, buy it here
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For the second outfit, the trick is to pick two different patterns that share at least one colour.
Here I went for a monochromatic outfit but you can go crazier with the colours.
Hope you find this post helpful in any way.
Here I went for a monochromatic outfit but you can go crazier with the colours.
Hope you find this post helpful in any way.
SHOP THE LOOK:
