Those rare instances in which clashing works in your favor.
Zara embellished jacket (similar here), Mossimo blouse, House of Harlow pom pom trim shorts (last seen here), Abercrombie hat (similar here), Alexander Wang Brenda crossbody bag, Lace-up wedges c/o ASOS. Shot by Isaac Lacey.
I bought this jacket on sale at Zara about two years ago, and it's still one of my favorite Summer layering pieces. The intricate, embellished pattern made the jacket look vintage from the get-go, and it only seems to get better with wear. I'm also always on the lookout for ways to pair different prints together, and this one seems to go with everything.
My key to making mixed prints work? Pair smaller, intricate designs with bolder, larger prints (stripes, polka dots, or even a tribal print like these shorts). You can also try to match things up using similar color themes and tones. But most importantly, don't be afraid to experiment! You might surprise yourself with the results...
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so cute look ;_)
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Really gorgeous look :)
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You are a pattern mixing pro! I always love the look of mixed prints...but the idea of doing it myself gives me anxiety. I gotta try your tips.
ReplyDeleteVery nice mix of prints and the sandals are so fab!
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Yes you are right that is a great tip for pairing prints together. You look great.
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Gorgeous jacket, I can't get over the pattern. You look amazing!
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Such a chic look
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