Spring is the season of fresh air, buds and... patterns return! Yes, because let's be honest, after months under sweater layers, it's time to get a boost in our looks. So what are this season's star prints? Follow the guide, we'll tell you all about it!
Floral patterns: the spring must-have
Ah, flowers! The epitome of spring, they're everywhere: in fields, on balconies... and, of course, on our clothes. So whether you opt for a subtly floral blouse or a jacket strewn with roses, floral is a must. The key? Mix it with sober pieces for a fresh, balanced look. Bonus tip: a floral quilted jacket over light jeans and a white lace blouse. Success guaranteed!
Leopard: the wild print
Modernized and restyled, it can now be found on lighter pieces. A little leopard-print denim jacket? Ultra-stylish. Fawn-print sneakers to liven up a casual look? Absolutely trendy. Don't worry, there's no risk of being hunted in the urban savannah.
Graphic prints: dare to be original
Printed, literate, colorful... graphic prints turn heads (literally). They add a touch of originality and modernity to your outfit. The best part? They're perfect for an effortless “wow” effect. A colorful sweatshirt with lettering or a graphic-print t-shirt is the perfect choice for a punchy, pop look. You can also go for a total look if you're feeling daring (and a pair of sunglasses to avoid the optical illusion effect).
Stripes: a timeless classic
If we had to sum up stripes in one word? Timeless! Lightweight blouses, cotton shirts or even knitted pants, they're everywhere. And good new, they flatter every body type! Thin, vertical stripes make for a longer silhouette, while thick, horizontal stripes add character. So, are you ready to get on board for a stylish spring? Sailor or not, stripes are a safe choice!
With these springtime patterns, there's no excuse to stay in the doldrums! Whether you're a floral, leopard, graphic or striped team, the key is to have fun with fashion. So get out the colors, the prints and, above all, your best smile. After all, that's what spring is all about, isn't it?
