Sentences with phrase «pattern mixing here»

I love the fun pattern mixing here.

Most pattern mixing here is accidental!

Such great pattern mixing here, and awesome skirt find... didn't see this on the web site.

I love the pattern mixing here!

Love the colors and the pattern mixing here!

i love the pattern mixing here.

I did a little pattern mixing here by adding a striped top.

I love the way you did some pattern mixing here with the addition of those snakeskin shoes that I'm still obsessing over.

-LSB-...] pattern mixing and it's most subtle and finest (see my tips on tile pairings / pattern mixing here) and, I know I say this every single time, but I really can't wait to see it all come to -LSB-...]

I love all the pattern mixing here, that bag and shoes are amazing!!

Do you see all the great patterns mixing here?

Not exact matches

I love the pattern mixing youre doing here!

Jacket: Target (similar here) Top: J.Crew Pants: J.Crew (similar here) Flats: Old Navy Bag: Shop Ruche (old) Necklace: eBay (old) Watch: Etsy Sunnies: Dolce & Gabbana Lips: Mac Lustre «Fleur d' Coral» & Mac Pro Longewear Lipglass «Patience Please» One of my favourite things to do to mix up an outfit, is to pattern mix!

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

How adorable is this pattern mixing combination that Katie linked up (see look here).

I really like your pattern / texture mix here.

I agree with all the tips and suggestions you've shared for pulling it off and when I think of bold and pattern mix, the first name that comes to mind is my muse, who you've featured here, OP, I LOVE HER!!!! This girl always gets it right!

Like Puglia, which is a balanced potpourri of traditional and contemporary motifs, the Chloé fall 2016 campaign features a well - mixed combination of similar patterns, with the Maison's signature classic aesthetics here skillfully paired with Dauteville's visionary vibes and open - minded attitude.

I love pattern mixing but am not great at it — here, it's all done for you I have to admit, I'm afraid of wrap dresses.

Love the mixed patterns here — you did such a great job!

Because I am always looking for an opportunity to pattern mix, I chose to wear my floral print shoes here.

I'm in love with this backdrop and your mix of patterns here.

Hannah, I love the subtle pattern mixing you did here with the pants and those adorable shoes!

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

Break up any tendency to severity with a pattern, be it flora, fauna or geometric — Florence Welch's jumpsuit leads the way here — and mix print sizes.

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.

If you've always loved the way mixed clothing patterns looked, but are too afraid to try it, here's some simple steps to get you started.

-LSB-...] been a while since I've mixed patterns (here and here), so I thought I'd give it a whirl during the «colder» weather.

In my experiments with mixing prints and patterns, I've come to realize that polka dots works as a great neutral, so here's my second outfit featuring polka dots and print!

At one point, the pattern - mixing horrified me, but my sensibilities have shifted and I try a bit, here and there, perhaps not always successfully but I have a bit of fun.

The vibrant patterns mixed with the bright color palette makes me want to move to St. Louis and live right here.

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

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

Here I kept the color scheme and simply mixed in another pattern.

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.

Just pattern mixing like a #blogger over here.

Here I have chosen to mix the one colorful pattern with a bunch of solids.

What is wonderful about Raymond Home is that the freedom given to mix and match various patterns or colours because the offerings here are inherently flexible.

I love the way you mixed different patterns here.

Here's to mixing up your pattern play, and actually matching your mixies to get the most of your matches... LOL does any of that make sense?

Here are some more images from that photoshoot, where I incorporated some more pattern mixing in my outfits.

I'm still trying to figure out the pattern mixing to be honest, but it works here!

Here is a different idea for mixing stripes with another pattern.

Here are 3 ways I like to mix patterns and prints.

Great tips and ideas here, but also I think not matching is kind of a big trend now and mixing patterns.

Top: Anthropologie Jeans: Zara (old, similar here) Booties: H&M (similar here) Necklace: J.Crew (old, similar here) Sunnies: Urban Outfitters Clutch: Forever21 (similar here) This top is what I have deemed pattern mixing perfection.

Here, Yung Kyung Jeong rolls acrylic paint in fabric to create her signature mix of delicate patterns and soft colour washes.

The same sensibility at work in my sculpture is here, too: a love of the serio - comic, a delight with pattern and intense color, as well as a surrealist hybridity that happily mixes sources and categories.

If the rack includes a shelf, mix your patterns up here for a fun effect, displaying cups, mugs or ornaments of varying patterns.

Mix and match a range of patterns by sticking to strict colour palette; here, a monochrome zebra motif provides the perfect starting point.