You’re Invited to a Garden Party

large floral prints

Spring has obviously sprung, and flowers are in more places than just your blooming garden. Seen on just about every SS12 runway, bold floral prints are the popular print for this sunny season. Ditch your teeny tiny flower buds for some larger and more eye-catching blooms! If garden scenes are something you are finding drool-worthy, here are some useful tips on how to rock these beautiful botanicals:

  • + For less of a standout look, and to avoid being swallowed by prints, try pairing your posies with neutral colors.
  • + If pairing your floral piece with something other than neutrals, choose deeper colors such as crimson and eggplant. It may seem dark for summer, but it will end up balancing your look quite well.
  • + If you are choosing to rock a full covered floral covered garment, limit the accessories to one or two pieces. Let your flora take center stage… not your necklace. It can get way too overwhelming.
  • + Don’t want to go full force flower power? Try incorporating an accessory that dons this pattern instead.
  • + Vertical stripes and floral prints look great together. If you are feeling extra fun & adventurous, this is a look you should definitely try!

proenza schouler flowers

large floral prints

(Image sources: Harpers Bazaar & Fashion Imperative)

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Erica
Currently living in Cardiff by the Sea, California, Erica was inspired to launch her own blog as a college student on a budget who had a fervent passion for creating her own high-end fashion designs. She found the urge to showcase her personal creations and inspirational DIY projects with readers that shared similar appeal for affordable trendy fashion. Her blog now showcases all things fashion, beauty, and health related- covering topics anywhere from her favorite outfit of the day to nutritious gluten free recipes.

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