More is more when it comes to color, especially when paired with prints. When I approach it, the first thing I think about is finding one piece that naturally brings everything together. A printed topA scarfeven if skirt With multiple voices—something that already has a palette within itself. From there, I pull one or two of those colors into the rest of the look so everything feels connected.
I like to build from that starting point with pieces that bring out color in a more defined way. with a pattern silk trousersa liquid skirtOr a light layer in a single, clear tone gives the print some strength and a sense of direction.
Lately, I’ve been drawn to pieces that color-wash particularly well. skirtsoftly structured On the top With intricate prints and accessories that effortlessly introduce another color.
Texture is equally important. knit bagsShrunken cottonand airy Clothes Break up the color and add dimension. It becomes a way of dressing where everything feels layered, intentional, and effortless.
printed cotton sarong
style it Pareo Pair a swimsuit with flat leather sandals and oversized sunglasses for a chic beach or pool-side look, then add simple gold jewelry for an afternoon away by the water.
knitted striped hat
this striped to carry Works for beach days, market mornings, and travel, especially paired with an easy cotton dress, raffia sandals, or cozy linen separates
Fringe Crocheted Tank
it’s crocheted tank Looks perfect with a long skirt or tailored shorts for a holiday dinner, coastal afternoon, or warm-weather city attire when you want texture for work.
