Grace Hill Print Skirt 80601 Heine Animal Print Dress 77078 Capture European Printed Twist Front Top 77163 Capture Printed Skirt 80863

Less is more

For a never fail look, choose a single piece e.g. a graphic print skirt, and pair with other garments in a neutral or complementary block colour - simply pick out a colour from the print

Animal print

Only wear one animal print per outfit. Animal prints work especially well with demin, white/cream, nude, or black e.g. pair a bold animal print garment such as a leopard print dress with nude heels to balance the look

One at a time

Excluding dresses, avoid wearing prints or patterns from head to toe - simply select a single print garment and wear only one print at a time

Work your figure

Use prints to your advantage - prints can be used to draw attention away from a certain part of your body e.g. those who are long limbed but top heavy could try pairing a print skirt with a top in a complementary block colour
Capture Rose Print Jersey Dress 80784 Emerge Flutter Sleeve Belted Dress 78337 Capture Panel Detail Printed Dress 78609 and Beaded Necklace 79198 Emerge Stripe Maxi Dress 79832

Small prints flatter

For a more streamlined look, stick to smaller sized patterns (smaller than the size of your palm), as smaller prints give the illusion of a smaller frame

Choose fitted pieces

Oversized garments in busy prints may be overwhelming, so look for fitted pieces. If wearing a billowy tunic in a print, to balance the look, take a belt and cinch it in at the smallest part of your waist, then pair with black skinny jeans or leggings

Accessorise

Don’t shy away from accessories. To give your look a polished finish, pair a print with accessories in a complementary block colour e.g. a purple, pink, blue and white graphic print dress could be paired with a necklace in any of those colours

Embrace stripes

The belief that stripes are unflattering is unfounded, but they do make a bold statement! Pair with block colours and if you want to play it safe, start with pinstripes then work your way up to a wider, bolder stripe