Sentences with phrase «pattern mixing going»

There is fearless pattern mixing going on here too.

Bet there will be some pattern mixing going on in it.)

And while there is quite a bit of pattern mixing going on, it's all rather subtle.

For this mommy and me style outfit, Vivian and I are wearing a mix of pinks and yellows and we've got some pattern mixing going on too.

I'm loving your ruffle skirt and the awesome pattern mixing going on with that lovely jacket!

Not exact matches

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When I first agreed to go on @greatdayhouston for a segment about mixing patterns, my first thought was, «what have I gotten myself into?»

However, when you're working with two strong contrasting colors such as black and white, you're going to want to throw some patterns into the mix to make for a stylish room.

I love love love the pattern mixing you have going on here!

They never go out of style and you can style and mix them with so many different patterns and colors.

I chose to pattern mix, so I went with gingham and leopard print.

The Bold Pattern Mix: not every print goes well together.

I have no idea why, but mixing patterns and plaid prints has been in serious rotation for me this season, but I honestly don't see it going away anytime soon.

I usually go for more neutral pieces too, but I'm loving the mixing patterns trend.

Also, I'm not going to lie, I was pretty excited to throw a little pattern mixing into the, well, mix, last week when I wore the above ensemble.

This mixed - print shift dress is the perfect choice: it's light and airy, with an easy throw - on - and - go silhouette and a pattern that's earthy - meets - Euro - chic.

During the runway show, Miuccia Prada debuted a dream array of 48 pieces predominantly dipped in neon colors, the structures of which could be easily described as sci - fi accents harmoniously mixed up with Eighties glamour (the tartan patterns are not going away).

For day 7 of Skirtmas, I decided to go classic Polished Whimsy and wear a pattern mixing outfit.

Although I'm no expert at pattern mixing, I do know that like colors go well together.

So, my lesson here, I think, is that (almost) anything goes with pattern mixing.

If you love the idea of print mixing but are hesitant to go all - out, why not try the trend as Olivia does here, by choosing a boldly - patterned shoe (hers are Jimmy Choo) and an equally - eye catching top, then putting some distance between them with neutral pieces like her white blazer and cuffed jeans.

So brands showcase ways to mix and match patterns and textures, it always inspires me by either reigniting the desire to mix the classics (stripes and leopard) or to go for more unique and exciting combinations in my wardrobe.

Go for those patterns mixing and matching (or not!)

I really can go on and on about pattern mixing.

I love the pattern mixing you have going on today.

These outfits are definitely going to be attention - grabbing and statement - making, so if you are ready to be in the center of attention than you should definitely mix prints and patterns.

For this Saturday we went with pattern, color and graphic; mixing prints.

You gonna be wowed to see mixed pattern outfits that will drive crazy everyone around.

Mixing patterns is something that can go terribly wrong and I think that's one of the reasons why I never gave it a go, but recently I did a little bit of style research for my autumn Capsule (pinterest etc..)

The way you learn how to mix prints is by going in your closet, grabbing the various patterns and just throwing that shit together to see what comes out on the other side.

Love this little number by Topshop — think I may even get it myself - love the patterns and it's the sort of thing that will go with anything, especially now when you are supposed to mix different patterns together.

, I've always appreciated how easy they make it to pattern mix, whether you're looking to dip your toe in via smaller - scale, sedate prints and motifs, or (take a gulp of air and possibly an aspirin) go full - bore with upholstery - scale, kaleidoscopic prints worthy of the Jenna Lyons photo in Duchesse's post (wow, those pants are beyond the pale -LSB-!]

The outfit was inspired by the graphic pattern mixing that has been going on this summer, where it has been popular to wear -LSB-...]

If you're going for a black - on - black aesthetic like Claire, mixing and matching clothing items with different patterns and textures is important to keep your outfit interesting.

I think that's the best pattern mixing I've seen — way to go!

I have been in a pattern mixing mood lately, and since leopard is a neutral and goes with EVERYTHING I included my leopard print shoes with this dress and cardigan for a nice comfortable casual fit to church.

I mean, I hope I give you enough ideas that you can go out and incorporate them into your own wardrobe (the rule of three, wearing monochrome, pattern mixing, etc) but I know some people are visual learners.

They just go together!!!!! I like mixing it with other patterns as I did here with the scarf.

Go for block colors, this way you can mix and match with other items in your wardrobe and add pattern with accessories.

Long gone are the days of white and khaki, prints and patterns mixed together add interest and texture to a portrait.

I don't mix patterns too frequently on here, but some patterns, like camo and stripes, go together very well.

You can pick out a small color featured in the scarf and use it to tie another element together (such as if you went with a dark green skirt here instead of a simple navy one), to help you decide what color shoes to wear (you could easily go with beige heels with these light colors, but I pulled out the black in the scarf to go with basic black pumps), or even start to play with patterns, such as if we'd mixed a pinstriped skirt with the floral scarf.

This is a great combination for first time pattern mixers and also just to go with a classic look.

Maybe one day I will be more adventurous with my pattern mixing, but for now this is about as bold as I go.

Today, I am going to give you four tips on how to mix and match spring patterns and textiles like a pro!

So, instead, I went with subtle pattern mixing with polka dots and stripes and brought in some purple and green in the cardigan and the necklace.

I've noticed over the past few months that I've gone from crazy pattern mixing to more solids paired with one pattern.

Hahah nr 3 is definitely for a rock star of mixing patterns, but I'm sure you can go there too!

I double or even triple up on prints, mix my matches and just go crazy with pattern play!

But then again I've never been great at pattern mixing so you can go on and ignore me if that does happen to pique your senses.