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| Altuzarra |
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| Marco de Vincenzo |
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| Dries van Noten |
Eye-catching patterns are a vision to behold. So think bold and show your stripes this fall. There's something irresistibly off-kilter about this season's graphic pieces. But don't be fooled by their irreverence- there's craftsmanship behind the lack of symmetry. Take Marco de Vincenzo's skirt for example, it was hand-pleated with ribbons iridescent macrame lace to create a ripple effect. The optical challenge it represents is no illusion.
How to Wear It...
1. This strong print demands a lot of attention, so don't mix it with another statement piece.
2. Wearing these graphic prints from head to toe can be asking for sensory overload, so offset pieces with sleek pumps and delicate jewelry.
3. Prefer to let your accessories do the talking? Striped shoes or a wavy clutch lends visual interest to a minimal outfit.
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| Bottega Veneta |
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| ROKSANDA ILINCIC |
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| Derek Lam |
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| Sacai Luck |
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| SOPHIE HULME |
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| Tanya Taylor |
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| Violeta by Mango |
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| J Crew |
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| Sophia Webster |
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| Sophia Webster |
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| Alexander McQueen |
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| Jimmy Choo |
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