How many people can we meet passing by us in clothes with prints? Especially when two or more patterns are combined? - Unfortunately no. But in vain! By combining 2 prints in one look, we make it more complex, non-trivial, stylistically interesting and fashionable.

In order to understand how you can combine prints with each other, they need to be divided into categories. accent and neutral. Neutral will be: discreet and small prints that merge into a single pattern or a single color.

This print will be in perfect harmony:

- with monophonic things:



- with bright colors:



- with accent prints:



Accent prints, in turn, are divided into geometric and pictorial.

Geometric are an absolute classic in many wardrobes. These include:

- lines:



- cell:



- strip:



- rhombus (argyle):



- peas:



TO pictorial include: brush strokes, splashes, various inscriptions, flower drawings, animal images, ornate figures, oriental prints:



If you want to stand out from the crowd and learn how to stylishly combine clothes, then you need to remember a few basic rules:

Rule number 1. If the prints are of different sizes, then they will go well with each other.

For example, an active flower pattern + a small stripe:



Or a large strip + small peas:



Rule # 2... Two identical prints that form a suit will look good both in one look and in different sets. This can be: jacket + skirt, jacket + pants and other various combinations:



Rule No. 3... Prints of the same type of the same size, but different in color, do not look too good:



Either let them match in all parameters, or let them be of different sizes:



Rule No. 4... Geometric and graphic prints can be combined according to the color rule. For example, if the raincoat is green, then the red color of the trousers will be complimentary to it (a complementary color scheme according to Itten's color wheel), respectively, the image in such a solution will look great:



Rule No. 5... Geometric and graphic prints can be combined if the color will be duplicated in the kit:



Rule No. 6... We select drawings from difficult to combine styles with care.

For example, an animal print in a muted shade will not look too harmonious with a neon skirt, which has a clearly different stylistic direction:



Thus, using these rules for combining prints with each other, you can always express your individuality, impeccable taste and make an advantageous impression.