When ever I imagine floral print, I always think of old women with table cloth print dresses on...is it just me? (Probably) And this kind off put me off, but spring has approached and floral print is popping up everywhere, even though it's a rather annual trend, coming out at this kind of time every year it doesn't have to be boring, but how do you add a new spin to a very classic look? Here are some examples for inspiration for your spring wardrobe.
The Bigger the better big colours and big prints make the biggest statements. Like the look above, from the Chanel Resort collection 2015.
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Keep it 3D floral print can sometimes look flat and go unnoticed, so pick things with embroidered floral printing to add more dimension, like this Valentino dress, most of their collections have embroidered prints on them.
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Add Sheer materials for a summer touch, pick floral garments with sheer materials included. Like this one from Blumarine.
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Clashing Colours and Patterns for a more eye catching look try clashing patterns, like this Thom Browne's resort 2015 collection look. Experiment with different colours and patterns to see what works.
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Go Matching the opposite of clashing patterns, where matching. Follow Dolce & Gabana's look with a two piece.
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There are so many ways to wear florals that it can work with any style. Will floral prints be in your wardrobe this spring?
Wow, wonderful floral print dresses. I love all of them. Thanks for sharing the information.
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