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Turning Heads Linkup -How to Mix Fall Prints

Print mixing for Fall. Have you tried it? I am sharing way to mix prints today on the blog.

How to Mix Fall Prints

One thing I love about Fall fashion is mixing prints and layering. You might not be sure where to start, but I am going to give you a few ideas.

Stirpes and florals are eye catching and mix well together. Try a black and white striped top with a dark floral for Fall

Cheetah and leopard print are purrrr-fect for pattern mixing. These prints, as I mentioned before, act as neutrals, so especially will mix with any other pattern.

If you are a bit tentative to pattern mixing, try it with accessories. A pattern, such as this LV damier, is using to mix with the other patterns in my outfit. Perhaps try it with a pattern bag and patterned dress.

Try mixing a bolder pattern with one that is less bold. A larger striped sweater with leopard print would be a great look, as the smaller scaled pattern will almost act as a neutral ( color).

If you like to make a statement, but are not into BOLD prints, choose 2 prints from the same color palette. I have done that here, with my Mango flowy blouse, and my ASOS long line plaid jacket. Both garments have browns, rust, some black in them. The solid chocolate brown faux leather pants, asks as a break between the patterns.

Camo is another popular print that is considered a neutral. Try pairing it with a plaid this season.

Mixing patterns can be alot of fun, and a great way to make even more out of your wardrobe. Try being creative! It really helps to get out of a fashion rut and try new combinations of styling. I find it is very eye catching!

What’s Goin On?

We enjoyed the weekend with Halloween and dressing up the pups. Truffy wasn’t totally crazy about her Princess Leia Cinnamon Bun hair, but went with it anyway. What I don’t post on the blog, goes on IG stories, where I am active.

Our neighborhood sits outside in folding chairs, at the top of each person’s driveway, which makes it more fun! I get to see the costumes and love the little ones that are just experiencing Halloween. To my surprise, there was no candy left over! I did manage, though to stash away one Kit Kat bar! And hubby and I had a charcuterie board with wine and beer. ( Our treats! )

Yesterday was my second endoscopy to check on my ulcers, happy to say they are gone, but I may still have some Gastritis.

I’ve got a craving for chili ( will make Turkey  chili or vegetarian) so if anyone has a recipe that they love, send it my way!

Have you tried print mixing for Fall? What are your favorite prints to wear?

Let me know in the comments, I love hearing from you! 

Outfit

Asos plaid blazer/coat

Zara chocolate brown faux leather leggings

Zara burgundy boots

Mango- floral print blouse

LV Speedy 30

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24 Comments
  • Midlife and Beyond
    Posted at 16:14h, 04 November Reply

    I love, love this outfit, Jess so my style too if you don’t mind me saying. The coat is so classy, perfect with the leggings and pretty blouse. Great news that your ulcers have gone, lets hope that the Gastritis improves too. It can’t have been pleasant having two endoscopies. I had one a few years ago and it isn’t the best experience,, but a necessity to find out what is going on. Have a wonderful weekend my friend.
    Alison xx

  • isthismutton
    Posted at 02:41h, 04 November Reply

    I haven’t tried pattern mixing for fall, you make it look so easy! The only pattern i have now is polka dots! Have a great weekend x

  • thestylesplash
    Posted at 18:57h, 03 November Reply

    I love this mix of prints, the coat is so chic! Isobel wanted to go trick or treating with the girl next door as we’ve been away every other year (except for last year when we were in lockdown). The weather was terrible though and I got soaked walking behind them, it was really windy too. Not ideal conditions, but they enjoyed it and got lots of treats!

    Emma xxx
    http://www.style-splash.com

  • Lizzie
    Posted at 11:56h, 03 November Reply

    This outfit is incredible! I love the mix, especially that coat! I feel like you personify fall so perfectly!

    Lizzie
    http://www.lizzieinlace.com

  • shelbeeontheedge1
    Posted at 08:22h, 03 November Reply

    You know I love a good print mix! This outfit is fabulous. I adore the fall colors and the check prints with floral. I combined camo, tie dye, and plaid in today’s outfit. An unlikely combination but I love the way it turned out! I am glad to hear that your ulcers are gone! By the way, I am planning a trip to the Asheville area at the end of February and would love to have a blogger meet up while I’m there! I will email you details once I have everything set!

    Shelbee
    http://www.shelbeeontheedge.com

  • Cheryl Shops
    Posted at 18:23h, 02 November Reply

    I love a good print mixing—it’s all about varying the scale but keeping the colors similar, just as you’ve done 😉
    Cheryl Shops | http://www.cherylshops.net

  • Rena
    Posted at 17:07h, 02 November Reply

    Print mixing is always a win in my book, no matter the season. And you, Jess, are a master at it. You know how to achieve the right balance to create a look that is fresh and appealing. Well done!

    Rena
    http://www.finewhateverblog.com

  • aquamarinastyle
    Posted at 12:46h, 02 November Reply

    I am sorry to say that we had lots of candy left over, which is not a good thing, as we WILL eat it! lol! Lots of good tips here and I love your example. The print top and plaid jacket are just perfect! Did your pups have fun? I bet they were big hits in their costumes!

    xx Darlene

  • Jodie
    Posted at 12:38h, 02 November Reply

    This is a perfect example of fabulous print mixing Jess.
    And how exciting the ulcers are gone!!
    XOOX
    Jodie
    http://www.jtouchofstyle.com

  • Carrie @ Curly Crafty Mom
    Posted at 12:27h, 02 November Reply

    I’ve been craving chili recently, too! Ohh, I love this blazer just by itself as a piece, but also mixed with this outfit. I really need to steal your charcuterie spread idea for Halloween, since my kids are getting bigger and kind of doing their own things on Halloween now!

    Carrie
    curlycraftymom.com

  • Rosemary Davis
    Posted at 11:27h, 02 November Reply

    A beautiful post, Jess!
    I love the rich autumn colors of your photos and outfit!

    Rosemary
    http://www.distinctlysouthernstyle.com

  • Michelle Churchman
    Posted at 10:17h, 02 November Reply

    I love this look, Jess! Beautiful print mix. As it so happens the outfit I’m sharing today has some print mixing going on.

    Michelle
    https://mybijoulifeonline.com

  • Cammi
    Posted at 10:08h, 02 November Reply

    I absolutely love the patterned blazer and floral blouse combo! And the colors could NOT be better for this time of year! Looking like a CLASS ACT. Love it!

  • mireilleftm
    Posted at 09:39h, 02 November Reply

    This is a really classy way to mix prints! I love the autumn tones of this look.
    http://www.chezmireillefashiontravelmom.com

  • laurabambrick
    Posted at 07:56h, 02 November Reply

    I think you really rocked the print mixing! This is a great way to combine fall prints! You look fabulous!

  • dousedinpink
    Posted at 06:54h, 02 November Reply

    This is such a beautiful outfit! I love the mix of colors and textures!

    Jill – Doused in Pink

  • Mica - Away From Blue
    Posted at 06:53h, 02 November Reply

    This is great print mixing and these autumn colours are lovely on you! I really like that blazer 🙂 It’s sweet your dogs dressed up for Halloween! We don’t really celebrate it here in Australia so no dressing up here!

    Thanks for the link up!

    Hope that your week is going well 🙂

  • Chanda
    Posted at 06:06h, 02 November Reply

    Glad to hear that you had a great weekend, not so glad to hear about the Gastritis – not a fun time!! But you look AMAZING in your outfit! 🙂

    Thanks for your link party and please stop by if you have a chance | Chanda

    https://birthofafashionblogger.blogspot.com/2021/11/not-another-love-song.html

  • The Grey Brunette
    Posted at 06:04h, 02 November Reply

    You mix prints beautifully, Jess! And I love your suggestions.
    One of my favourite chilli recipes is this one (vegetarian). It’s delicious! https://pickyeaterblog.com/the-best-vegetarian-chili-ever/
    Hugs
    Suzy xx

  • Pamela Graham
    Posted at 05:50h, 02 November Reply

    I love the way your neighbourhood celebrates together, what fun! Great pattern mixing Jess, just shows how neutral a plaid can be.
    Pamela
    http://www.style-yourself-confident.com

  • thisblondesshoppingbag
    Posted at 05:31h, 02 November Reply

    That coat is so pretty Jess – love the length, the colors, and of course the pattern. Looks great with the blouse too – I do love a good pattern mix and you nailed it!
    Thanks so much for the shout out too – such a sweet surprise!
    xo,
    Kellyann

  • Vanity And Me Style
    Posted at 03:31h, 02 November Reply

    I’ve just purchased a blazer in a near identical print Jess. I love the colours. I’m tempted to buy the faux Zara leggings to go with it. They look great together xx

  • Nancy
    Posted at 03:30h, 02 November Reply

    That’s exactly how I imagine Halloween should be!! With the neighbourhood. Sounds so good. And your dog….. of my goodness…..
    Your print mixing is fant, I love that coat!

  • Katie
    Posted at 02:01h, 02 November Reply

    Love how you styled this coat! Such a fabulous fall outfit!

    -Katie
    http://www.hellokatiegirlblog.com

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