How to Mix and Match Patterns in Outfits

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Use solid neutral pieces strategically to give the eye a place to rest. A neutral blazer or solid-colored shoes can help ground an outfit featuring multiple patterns.

Keep patterns in the same color family or choose complementary colors to create cohesion. A shared color between different patterns can tie the whole look together.

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Combine no more than three patterns in one outfit, keeping proportions balanced. This creates interest without overwhelming the eye.

Understand which patterns naturally work together. Geometric patterns often pair well with organic ones, like stripes with florals, while animal prints can work as neutrals.

Consider the placement of patterns on your body. Use larger or bolder patterns in areas you want to emphasize and smaller or subtler patterns in areas you'd like to downplay.