3 New Ways to Wear Floral Trend

You know you´re a girl if you own some floral in your closet. Floral speak volume about femininity. But does wearing this print got to be too feminine, demure and too girly? With today´s strong-headed women navigating and excelling even in a masculine world, the way floral are styled also evolved.

Ditch those long flowing floral dresses, matching floral separates or floral tops paired with conservative, very feminine skirts. We´re talking floral worn boldly, sporty and casually relaxed.

Now grab your most vibrant floral top and be ready to style it in three different ways. For today´s post, I´m using this white floral slash neck top from Dorothy Perkins. I love the vibrance of its red and blue floral prints against the white. See how to style it three ways.

Floral Print: Clashing and Daring

We all know that today´s trend is about bold prints blend. That applies to floral too. Try pairing a clashing top and short or mini skirt. Tuck in your top to create a definition between the prints. Note that we opt for tiny separates to go with your top so you don´t overload with floral. Add an attention-grabbing pair of platform heels in ivory or beige.

Floral Top, Ankle-Strap Sandal

Floral Print: Cool and Sporty

As I´ve said, florals don´t have to be girlie and too feminine. Create a cool, sporty look with your floral top by pairing it with neon trousers, preferably cropped; high-top trainers and loose blazer. Tuck in your top for a more sporty feel.

Floral top, High top trainer

Floral Print: Casually Chic

In doing florals for daytime, you don´t want to look over-committed and too done. For a relaxed, chic, casual day look, simply layer your floral top over a silk tunic dress or a silk dress that hits at midshin. Go for a fun pair of leather brogue. Let your accessories maintain the same vibe, such as this beige shoulder/crossbody bag.

Floral top, Silk tunic dress, Leather Brogue

Have Your Say

So tell me Creative Fashionistas, what do you think of these three new ways to wear florals? Are you a fan of florals or do you find this print too girlie?