Floral Prints for Spring Season
Review the last Spring Summer runways and take the floral
After we had seen the next winter trends, what about come back to the Springy catwalks? Let’s remember what was showed and take a time for spring shopping! And what most were seen there, like always for this sweet and romantic season were the floral prints. They come in jackets, pants, skirts, but especially in fresh summer dresses.
They come since the small prints, like Liberty, until the bigger and bold ones, since the slight tones, until the powerful colorful ones. A symbol of femininity and a pattern that brings us back to the field, the floral prints comes to embellish every garment during this season.
But at the time to choose your floral, comes the question: Is there any rule about the floral prints? Well, not a exactly rule, but a few tips to help you are always welcome, right?
The first care is about pick the size of the print. The traditional small romantic floral is feminine, ditsy and give any garments a retro girlie look. That one is a classical and totally timeless, so you can always take it with no fear. But the new trend is to bold, and choose the take-large option, with bigger prints and different floral, something a bit more quaint. The prints can also come not in the whole dress, but in some parts of it, in a kind of irregular print. To equilibrate, you can also pick the mid-range. They go well almost for anyone.
A main tip is that: Remember big patters use to increase the zones were you use it, so, if you have large hips or big breasts avoid that in those zones.
Betty Jackson had used small romantic prints, joined to the vintage look. In spite of it, the tulip shape of the first dress gives the garment a sultry image, not being exactly “girlie”. The laces over the neckline were strategic placed to give the sensuality. The floral are small and set-apart. The second look looks like a “boudoir” trend, which matches the glam of the garments with the slight of the fabric. Take that tip: Floral can be sensual!
Donna Karan’s runway brought the floral in modern shapes and patters, for an absolutely urban woman. Lovely colors, vivant prints and clean shapes turned the floral a punchy option.
Roberto Cavalli was more discrete in his choice. The floral appears discrete and in sober tones, over transparent fabrics. Even with a subtle appearance, the floral conquered detach among the dark tones and slight browns.
Moschino, as always, brings good energy and excitement. Its collection couldn’t be different and brought a 70’s inspiration that came since the floral rounded eyeglasses, until big floral jumpsuits. The mix of black, white and pink showed not just simplicity as sultry. The take – large it’s pure Spring choice!
Thakoon appeared folk with a mix of floral prints and a colorful palette. The tip to match the floral is to take a statement to follow. You can match many small prints with different colors, or many sizes prints with the same tone.
Anna Sui came dazzling, bringing a range of floral dresses in many kinds of the pattern. It’s such a tease to look all those amazing prints that you can choose. They had the smallest ones, the middle ones and the bigger ones, all in dazzling combinations. The blue dress with a mix of prints, matched different floral in tones of blues. The short little dress, with a background was perfect to detach the yellow flowers, and the ruffled on the hem gave the romantic look.
Diane Von Furstenberg have abused of new. Stunning new models wore created with floral different prints. The long dress in a slight fabric had the perfect fit, and the white dress with a longer back hem with transparences was the major romantic dress.
Marc by Marc Jacobs filled the eyes with his magical prints. A mix of large floral prints with polka dots made his collection a tease for all of us. Modern and young, the garments were arranged in sultry outfits with girlie head bows.
Rochas took the floral and made an expressionist transformation. Her prints wore a mix of colors and looked like an abstract painting. For those who don’t have the fear to bold.
Backing to 60’s, Luella British took the dresses and style of that retro woman. Discrete prints and candy tones, bulk skirts and subtle necklines had the romantic girlie look.
The Brazilian brand Cantão took ruffles, bulk and neuter backgrounds to show sweet mid floral prints. The first picture show us a large jumpsuit made in satin, with large pockets. The relaxed style only becomes feminine because of the floral. The second one comes sensual in one strap dress with ruffles on shoulders and hem.
Apoena had detached floral. With sultry vivant colors, the floral prints came large and full, filling out every part of the fabric. The shapes were clean to show the print, which was the main detail of the garments. The Brazilian warm even in prints made us feel the tropical roots.
Maria Bonita Extra, also Brazilian, brought tiny floral prints mixed with mid ones. The rectangular shape of the first look was discrete, with a nude background that detached the asymmetrical floral and the pink belt marking the waist. The second one is fluid, made in a slight fabric. Usually, tiny floral are romantic because they are delicate.
Isabela Capeto opt by a white background for her tropical floral prints. The flowers in orange, pink and red tones warm the garments giving a “caliente” look. Most sensual than romantic the prints made a perfect match with the summer dresses.
Take the floral and abuse it during this Spring Season!
Mariana Medeiros Seixas
They come since the small prints, like Liberty, until the bigger and bold ones, since the slight tones, until the powerful colorful ones. A symbol of femininity and a pattern that brings us back to the field, the floral prints comes to embellish every garment during this season.
But at the time to choose your floral, comes the question: Is there any rule about the floral prints? Well, not a exactly rule, but a few tips to help you are always welcome, right?
The first care is about pick the size of the print. The traditional small romantic floral is feminine, ditsy and give any garments a retro girlie look. That one is a classical and totally timeless, so you can always take it with no fear. But the new trend is to bold, and choose the take-large option, with bigger prints and different floral, something a bit more quaint. The prints can also come not in the whole dress, but in some parts of it, in a kind of irregular print. To equilibrate, you can also pick the mid-range. They go well almost for anyone.
A main tip is that: Remember big patters use to increase the zones were you use it, so, if you have large hips or big breasts avoid that in those zones.
Betty Jackson had used small romantic prints, joined to the vintage look. In spite of it, the tulip shape of the first dress gives the garment a sultry image, not being exactly “girlie”. The laces over the neckline were strategic placed to give the sensuality. The floral are small and set-apart. The second look looks like a “boudoir” trend, which matches the glam of the garments with the slight of the fabric. Take that tip: Floral can be sensual!
Donna Karan’s runway brought the floral in modern shapes and patters, for an absolutely urban woman. Lovely colors, vivant prints and clean shapes turned the floral a punchy option.
Roberto Cavalli was more discrete in his choice. The floral appears discrete and in sober tones, over transparent fabrics. Even with a subtle appearance, the floral conquered detach among the dark tones and slight browns.
Moschino, as always, brings good energy and excitement. Its collection couldn’t be different and brought a 70’s inspiration that came since the floral rounded eyeglasses, until big floral jumpsuits. The mix of black, white and pink showed not just simplicity as sultry. The take – large it’s pure Spring choice!
Thakoon appeared folk with a mix of floral prints and a colorful palette. The tip to match the floral is to take a statement to follow. You can match many small prints with different colors, or many sizes prints with the same tone.
Anna Sui came dazzling, bringing a range of floral dresses in many kinds of the pattern. It’s such a tease to look all those amazing prints that you can choose. They had the smallest ones, the middle ones and the bigger ones, all in dazzling combinations. The blue dress with a mix of prints, matched different floral in tones of blues. The short little dress, with a background was perfect to detach the yellow flowers, and the ruffled on the hem gave the romantic look.
Diane Von Furstenberg have abused of new. Stunning new models wore created with floral different prints. The long dress in a slight fabric had the perfect fit, and the white dress with a longer back hem with transparences was the major romantic dress.
Marc by Marc Jacobs filled the eyes with his magical prints. A mix of large floral prints with polka dots made his collection a tease for all of us. Modern and young, the garments were arranged in sultry outfits with girlie head bows.
Rochas took the floral and made an expressionist transformation. Her prints wore a mix of colors and looked like an abstract painting. For those who don’t have the fear to bold.
Backing to 60’s, Luella British took the dresses and style of that retro woman. Discrete prints and candy tones, bulk skirts and subtle necklines had the romantic girlie look.
The Brazilian brand Cantão took ruffles, bulk and neuter backgrounds to show sweet mid floral prints. The first picture show us a large jumpsuit made in satin, with large pockets. The relaxed style only becomes feminine because of the floral. The second one comes sensual in one strap dress with ruffles on shoulders and hem.
Apoena had detached floral. With sultry vivant colors, the floral prints came large and full, filling out every part of the fabric. The shapes were clean to show the print, which was the main detail of the garments. The Brazilian warm even in prints made us feel the tropical roots.
Maria Bonita Extra, also Brazilian, brought tiny floral prints mixed with mid ones. The rectangular shape of the first look was discrete, with a nude background that detached the asymmetrical floral and the pink belt marking the waist. The second one is fluid, made in a slight fabric. Usually, tiny floral are romantic because they are delicate.
Isabela Capeto opt by a white background for her tropical floral prints. The flowers in orange, pink and red tones warm the garments giving a “caliente” look. Most sensual than romantic the prints made a perfect match with the summer dresses.
Take the floral and abuse it during this Spring Season!
Mariana Medeiros Seixas
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