Print-Mixing Tricks
Despite what the Madewell catalog might have you think, print-mixing isn't always the easiest thing to do. Ideally it should look eclectic but intentional—a hard balance to strike, especially when you're overwhelmed with options while trying to put together something cohesive. So we'd suggest keeping it simple and streamlined by sticking to these three templates below.
As head-to-toe print-mixed outfits, they'll have you'll looking more Jenna Lyons polished than Grey Gardens hodgepodge. (Unless, of course, the latter's what you're going for, in which case, fire away.)
Different Print, Same Colors
Look like you have a trained eye, not just like you're smashing two random things together.
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Same Print, Different Colors
Play with the palette, but weave the look together with a common print.
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All In One
Let a multi-print coat or dress do all the work for you while you keep a single streamlined shape.
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