Mixing Prints
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Photography by Meagan Weatherby Linen Top: Crystal Siemens - Linen Shorts: Crystal Siemens - Wedges: Manolo Blahnik - Clutch: Beverly Feldman - Sunnies: Nicole Miller - Necklace: Heirloom Belt: Hyde - Rings on Right: Oak + Fort - Rings on Left: H&M Summer is a great time to wear bright & bold prints. When mixing prints the most important thing to keep in mind is scale. First of all; the size of the print for your body type. Those who are petite should avoid large patterns, as it becomes overwhelming and looks out of porportion. On the other hand - plus sizes should avoid smaller prints, as it can appear very busy and unflattering. Find a balance that works for you - perhaps accessorizing with a printed bag with a large print, or shoes with a micro print instead of the garments. When pairing prints together the size of each print should appear obviou