Mixing prints can seem a little dangerous and you may be concerned with coming out with wacky results, but the key to mixing patterns is to maintain one element between the prints. The easiest way is to do this is by keeping the color combinations in the same family or at least have them be complimentary. Another way to go about it is to keep consistency between the designs, like small with small and large with large.
Kate Bosworth |
Eva Mendes |
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Matching up prints in your wardrobe is another way to stretch out the items in your closet and also a way to spice things up if you're into neutrals, as you can stick with navys, browns and other shades that you're comfortable with just by keeping the aforementioned tips in mind.
Floral tank top, 17 GBP
Fat Face army jacket, 35 GBP
Tan pants, $70
Dorothy Perkins clutch bag, 25 GBP
Stripe cardigan, 20 GBP
Dorothy Perkins purple vest, 14 GBP
TopShop mini handbag, $40
White earring, $17
Braided belt, $15
H m cardigan, 9.99 GBP
Oasis, 45 GBP
Aurora Bloom flower necklace, 25 GBP
H M metal jewelry, 3.99 GBP
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