images (clockwise from top): Mary Katrantzou, Mirnah, pink anchor’s pinterest, honestly wtf, SUNO, where did u get that, Gossip Collection
For more inspiration check out our pinterest print mixing board.
The fashionistas above certainly make a statement with their bold looks. We love their stylish flair and have incorporated print mixing in our Spring Collection. Our outfits can be mixed, matched, and outfitted to your child’s personal style.
How do you fashionably mix-and-match patterns? Share your style advice with us in the comments section below.
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6 Comments on "Spring Fashion Report: Print Mixing"
Awesome inspiration. I happen to be friends with the mother of the stunning model in the first Mary Katrantzou picture.
I’ll have to share this post with her!
Hi Tracy! What a coincidence! You’ll definitely have to let her know she’s featured on our Studio T blog.
My three year old son refuses to take his Tea collection pj tops, and his kamik rain boots off, so we kind of have a lot of mix match going on. Just not in the right direction. I love the graphic short sleeve tees with the stripe long sleeve tee look so hopefully there will be a little compromising with this look. There will be lots of pictures with Michael Ray in his rain boots hopefully he’ll be trading them in for the Sanuk Who’s Afraid Flip Flop.
It sounds like your little citizen has quite the take on style! But, we can’t help but agree- rain boots are pretty fun to wear! We’ll be keeping our fingers crossed for you that he trades them in for flip flops come summer.
I love helping my daughter pick out clothes and she always wants to mix prints (flowers and puppy dogs? Sure why not!).
Flowers and puppy dogs? She sounds very creative- which is always a good thing!