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Get The Look: 10 Cool Ways To Wear Print For SS25

By Sarah Macken

Whether you go big, go clashing or simply embrace one simple pattern, these are the coolest ways to wear print now …

In case you missed it, headscarves are trending for summer. A polka dot style? Yes, please. Even better if you team it with a coordinating silk dress.

Play up the nautical trend by embracing a tie-waist midi skirt. Team it with a simple navy crewneck or merino wool jumper for an easy work look. 

If you love gingham, but don’t want to wear it in dress form, then a tailored two-piece could be your new summer look. Trending now are shades like chocolate brown and dove grey. 

Speaking of gingham, a micro print is more wearable than an exaggerated, XL check. We love how it comes to life in this ruching-detail dress by perennial summer brand Faithfull.

A statement printed jacket is still a go-to in warmer months: see how this one is styled with a simple tank, jeans and ballet flats for an evergreen look.

On the topic of bold statements, a vintage kaftan over silk trousers is the outfit combination we didn’t see coming, but now fully endorse.

Rainbow bright: Irish fashion brand Kindred of Ireland’s jumbo stripes in candy floss hues will break any summer dressing monotony.

Our most favoured prints exude a laidback vibe. Think: earthy tones such as olive, rust, ecru and chocolate brown that are easy to mix and match with your staples.

Try a print in a simple tie-detail top with Bermuda shorts for an effortlessly cool aesthetic.

Lastly, don’t be afraid of a print clash. This season’s most exciting outfits blend outré swirls of animal print with oversized polka dots, tempered perfectly by a trench and basket bag.

SEE MORE: Get The Look – 10 Classic Style Combinations

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