The Ditsy Floral trend
The upcoming warm seasons found the leading fashion designers all obsessed with floral canvas artwork, covering the models with tons of itty-bitty flowers. We've all seen the traditional "ditsy" floral print - dainty, feminine, and totally classic, a total contrast of exotic flowers such as lilies or orchids that we've been seeing.
Floral prints are a wonderful wardrobe addition, so why not minimise your blooms this season and opt for tiny ditsy florals. At first glance, it’s a throwback to the 1990s, but floral prints can be fierce. It's all in how you style them.
A ditsy print is a very small scale all-over pattern that adds character to a classic shirt, dress, skirt, trouser or jacket. The design motifs are usually small and scattered or random rather than in rows or stripes. At a distance, a ditsy print looks almost like a solid colour, the scale is so small.
Floral accessories are never over-the-top, experiment with handbags, shoes, and jewellery. Floral accessories can easily find a place with any outfit and occasion. The best part is, you don't even have to worry about whether or not the colours match the outfit.
Here are a few chic Ditsy floral pieces that will ensure you are on trend this season.
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| Lizzy Ina Dress Black Floral R639 |
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| Utopia Ditsy Print Tunic Dress R299 |
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| G Couture Ditsy Flower Print Maxi Multi |
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| Blu Spiral Boxy Tank Top Frill Pink Floral R340 |
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| Mix Floral Playsuit Green Leaf R599 |
For a little more inspiration, take a look at how these fashion bloggers are styling their Ditsy floral prints this season.
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| Altuzarra Pre-Fall 2017 Collection |
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| Victoria Beckham's take on blooming buds for the cooler months. |
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| Maud Le Fort by Zoltan Tombor for Stylist, Paris Fashion Week, floral 70s pantsuit |
I hope these Ditsy floral print style tips have given you some inspiration! Till' next time xo
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