Mixed Prints

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Mixing prints can be somewhat intimidating but once you've mastered the skill, it will greatly increase the potential of your closet. One easy way to mix prints is to have a unifying color scheme throughout the look (like we did with navy in outfits 1 and 3 and light pink/coral in outfit 2). Another option is to pair the same print in two different colors (you can see examples of this in the Runway/Showcase and Street style section).

Outfit 1

Head wrap: China (similar)

Blouse: China (similar, similar, similar)

Shorts: Forever 21 (old, similar, similar, similar)

Sandals: Forever 21 (old, similar, similar, similar)

Outfit 2

Head wrap: China (similar)

Crop top: Nordstrom (old, similar, similar, similar)

Skirt: Forever 21 (old, similar, similar, similar)

Belt: H&M (old, similar, similar, similar)

Bag: ASOS (old, similar, similar,

Sandals: Steve Madden (old, similar, similar, similar, similar)

Outfit 3

Hair Bow: Hong Kong (similar, similar)

Top: French Connection (similar, similar, similar)

Skirt: H&M (old, similar, similar, similar)

Shoes: China (similar, similar, similar)

Bracelet: Kiel James Patrick

Mixed Prints on Runway/Showcase:

Whit / Vogue Brazil / Temperley London
Givenchy / Rodarte / Dolce & Gabbana
Vanessa Bruno / Talbot Runhof / Madewell

Mixed Prints on the Streets:

Riches for Rags / Olivia Palermo / WhoWhatWear feat. Jamie Chung

K is for Kani / The Blonde Salad / Chapter Friday
WhoWhatWear feat. Jamie Chung / WhoWhatWear / Atlantic-Pacific

Thanks for reading! :)

- EAJ -

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