Whether good or bad weather, the rain this summer flowers. Not only nature but also on clothing, shoes or on the table. Fashion designers allowed themselves this season than massively inspired by colorful nature.
Not only the Italian fashion designers Dolce & Gabbana showed their D & G line of floral patterns in various colors and shapes, also typically minimalist fashion label Jil Sander presented long dresses and bags with a striking floral print.
Make-over
The trend is anything but innovative: designers recycle all the years different patterns, ranging from small flowers from the thirties until the prints with large flowers that we know from the fifties. Like stripes and dots is the floral pattern dress now a classic, once in a while to become a fashion trend.
The British shoe brand Clarks Originals worked for this season with Laura Ashley, the brand known for its fussy floral designs. The famous Clarks shoe, suitable for both men and women, has a makeover with an old pink and light blue floral print.
Cushions
Nike joins the trend and went for the second time a partnership with Liberty London, a different label, known for his nostalgic, floral fabrics. Together they brought a remarkable series of sneakers which includes lovely floral prints.
Who can not get enough color, can also at the table, in bed and bath surround with a thriving environment. H & M Home has this spring bedding, decorative pillows, towels, shower curtains and even a picnic dinner with flowers in the collection.
Jasmine Leaves
The Dutch designer Thomas Voorn goes one step further. For his collection Herbarium at Home, which he launched last November, he used flowers from his own allotment as a basis for different designs. So he came up with different wallpaper patterns of flowering jasmine branches of dried flowers.
Next wallpaper designed Roach including bedding, curtains and tiles with a unique floral print. Ideal for those who want to bring home to lush gardens. So are you, even if the weather is unlucky, feeling assured of a spring.
The old-fashioned floral print is everywhere