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I have to say that in the past, I wasn’t a fan of this print but who does not need a punch of happy colours. This trend brings us happiness and this year there are clothes and colour-mixing that I liked A LOT! 

 

 

  The history of tie-dye / batik prints and fashion designers is a very controversial love story. Every now and then, the creative directors of the brands return to this trend.
Prada, for example, did so in 2004. This season, brands continue to bet on the goodness of the tie-dye in both daring and more sophisticated versions. Although the tie-dye and the sophisticated may seem to be two totally opposite concepts (since the print has a do it yourself aspect that, inevitably, is linked to the home-made and, therefore, to the informal), this season the print will bring out its most elegant side.
The key?

Combining tie-dye or batik clothes with other more classic ones, for example, tie-dye skirts and dresses will be combined with high-heeled sandals to achieve a fashionable and trendy look.

So that’s why I matched this colourful batik skirt with a simple white plain white cami shirt to balance the colour intensity. As accessories I matched my classy royal blue and gold heels with a foldable handbag of the exact same colours. Since royal blue goes amazingly well I picked out of my closet an amazing yellow hat. Since I can rarely match it with my outfits I was glad it worked out with today’s look.  

 

 

What I totally loved about this shooting is how cute and happy my 10 weeks old puppy looks.