This summer’s biggest fashion trend is designed to make you dizzy.
Bold graphics were on runways from Marc Jacobs and Louis Vuitton to Moschino and Arjun Saluja almost always drenched in black and white.
On the high street, stripes win as the easiest way to wear the trend and River Island’s maxi dress makes a bold monochrome statement.
An elegant take on the trend, this optical shift dress from Zara works for any occasion, with the help of the right accessories.
You can mix prints like a pro with the sheath dress from Droppedpin.net or let your fun, sporty side show with this tennis ball-and-racquet print combo from Lacoste.
And if like Marc Jacobs, you’re pining for the retro stylings of the 60s, this pyramid shift from Asos.com gets it right. And, happily enough, quite a few zeroes short of a luxury price tag.
VOGUE STYLING TIPS
- Head-to-toe prints work when there’s a unifying factor -- like a shade or a pattern -- tying everything together.
- Thin vertical stripes can create the illusion of a slimmer figure. If you must go horizontal, choose a dress with strategically placed stripes that highlight a slim waist.
- Stand out in a sea of monochromatic graphics by adding a bold punch of colour with your accessories or make-up, the brighter the better. Reference :VOGUE
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