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Fresh prints are debonair
Mar 22 2007 by Laura Davis, Liverpool Daily Post
Follow Laura Davis’s advice and you can use bold colours to make a subtle statement
Chiffon babydoll dress, £39, from Rare; model's own jeans
IF THE word “prints” reminds you of stamping sugar paper with engraved chunks of lino or carved potato halves as a kid then you’ll be at home with the current passion for patterns.
Paisley, geometric shapes, flowers and spots appear on tunics, dresses and blouses in colours straight out of a child’s paintbox.
Butterfly mesh dress, £40, from Jane Norman
This look can be far from subtle – pair a bright tunic over a pair of jeans or shorts if you want to make a statement.
Or, for something less obvious, put a top in a gentle polka dot print with a high-waisted pencil skirt or plain cropped trousers.
Fleur de lis dress, £40, from Jane Norman
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