What prints are in fashion? Today, many are moving into the aesthetics of the minimalist style and insist that the future lies with white, gray, black and beige. Why complicate your images with flowers and patterns? But how boring it would be to live in a stylistic space with intelligence, but without imagination. Therefore, not only for the purpose of selling, designers of fashion houses use prints when creating images, but also in order to make the world bright and colorful.

Every season on the catwalk there are peas, a cage, flowers, but a cage 2020/2021 not equal to the 2018/2019 accent square. Using the Etudes brand as an example, you can see how the suit cage differs against a blue background.



Drawings from season to season differ in size, color saturation, scale. In one season, the animal print is presented in accessories, in the other - the models, like primitive people, are dressed from head to toe in a leopard. Fashion for prints is a delicate matter, but let's try to place accents and outline the current colors of the season.

Small cage

David Koma shows the looks in a small check, and Burberry mixes geometric prints of different sizes. Remember that you cannot stretch an image to a modern one with one color. If you just saw the print and remembered that a jacket has been in the closet for a hundred years with exactly the same size and color of the cage, then this is not a reason to take it out and wear it. A thing with a print works only if its style is current or classic.

Tartan cage

The red check from Saint Laurent is understandable, wearable. There are not many jackets in a cage. Rokh used a tartan cage in the skirt, it ties the colors of the image. If you also want to play up the cage in your wardrobe in an unusual way, then take a plaid shirt that is frayed and tired of you, tear it apart slightly and sew it to a skirt, jeans or sweatshirt. It will be very original and designer.

Wide contrasting stripe

Almost every brand in the fall-winter collection you will find a thin vertical stripe, this is a classic, and you should not mention it when talking about trends. I note a wide contrasting cell. The Max Mara brand, with all its discreet nobility, is experimenting with a wide stripe in outerwear, while Burberry, on the contrary, showed a wide colored stripe in a casual look. If you have such a strange wide striped thing in your wardrobe, then you can modernize it with white socks and a collar.

A lot and a little logo

Speak to others without words, like Christian Dior and Iceberg. Just write your favorite phrases, your name on the clothes. Phrases on clothes, accessories, like tattoos, but which you can simply remove from yourself in the evening. The trend for words on clothes echoes the fashion for graffiti. This trend is very easy to repeat by painting your denim jacket or a tired bag hanging in the closet.

Animal print

The animals on the podium are getting bolder and bigger. Zebra print no longer surprises anyone, at the shows there are already models in clothes for a cow. The leopard in the Etudes and Burberry collections blooms in bright colors. The cow print is not something to pay attention to, it is a kind of exaggeration of a trend and a design move to attract attention.

Non-colored flowers

The trend is demonstrated by Balenciaga and MSGM. For autumn and winter, this color is most suitable. Even a girl with a love of Gothic can afford a black dress with white flowers. See how interestingly the MSGM stylist played on the robe. The image was complemented by white socks, because this is how we often go at home. A perfect example of a different interpretation of pajama style.

Polka dots on a colored field

A few seasons ago, designers played with the usual colors and sizes of peas, but today, Balenciaga and Lanvin, like the leopard, have peas to their fullest potential. Bright, rare, bold - this is how the pea print should be in your wardrobe today.

Rare flowers

This season, many drawings are rarely scattered across the field. An example of this trend is floral prints from Jil Sander and Altuzarra. Delicate blooming sakura against the background of a snowy canvas or a dress, as if sewn from a boiling white towel with embroidery. Given the fact that white is increasingly appearing in autumn-winter collections, it will be easy to fit such dresses into a seasonal wardrobe.

Burdock flowers

When choosing clothes with a print, pay attention to the proportionality of the pattern of the constitution. This is especially true of the floral print. It is better for a girl with curvaceous forms to choose not small floral prints, but larger flowers. Finding a suitable dress with large flowers is not easy, you can get lost against their background or choose a rustic dressing gown. Valentino and Altuzarra show in their collections how large flowers on dresses can look noble and interesting.

Art print

Watercolor, abstraction, gzhel - this is an art print. Sportmax and Prada show that these colors work well on dresses and blouses. Painted trousers at shows are less common and for some reason more often in men's collections.

Scarf print

Many can remember how they dressed up in their mother's and grandmother's scarves in front of a mirror in childhood. The designers of fashion houses Etro and Nicole Miller were inspired by the shawl theme and show how you can pacify a bright accent piece with achromats.

Oriental ornaments

Paisley prints and other oriental patterns can be found on shows at various brands, both in bright and subdued designs. Etro, Nicole Miller showcase oriental designs in women's and men's collections. It is not easy to work when composing images with this print, because it is easy to divert the image into bad taste.

Patchwork

Note that when a print is just beginning to appear in fashion collections, dresses are sewn from it, and when it is on the catwalk for the third season, the print begins to be exploited in full. This season, the print patchwork is not small patches, but "chicks" of fabric. For example, the Bode trousers are sewn in four pieces at the front, and the Missoni cardigan coat is an example of how a print patchwork can look noble.

Rhombuses

The brands Balmain, Christian Dior show the "implicit rhombus" print. The print continues to try to fit into the women's wardrobe, but it still remains a micro trend for decorating sweaters and cardigans.

Mix of prints

Stylists, like the designers of the Comme des Garçons Homme Plus and Missoni brands, never stop at one color in the image. Walk, walk like that, and offer sets that combine several prints.



If you're just as bold, here are a few rules to help you combine prints correctly:

• Flowers plus flowers, but you can play with the size of the pattern, this rule works in combination with a cell with a cage, peas with peas, etc.
  
• The prints in the kit may be different, but they should be united by color. For example, a red-brown checker plus a leopard on a brown field.
  
• When the prints are dull, classic (cage, strip), then they can be easily mixed in one set. So the vest can be easily combined with trousers or a skirt in a cage or polka dots.
  

Don't be afraid of prints. For outerwear, if you want it to last a long time, choose a cage or a strip, you should not experiment with colors on coats and down jackets, but a tea dress under coarse boots is what the doctor ordered.