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Mixing patterns can seem intimidating but when done right it adds depth, personality, and flair to your look. The key is to create harmony rather than chaos. Opt for a mix of large and small motifs—pair a large floral print with a small stripe or polka dot. This contrast keeps the eye moving without overwhelming it. Stick to a consistent color palette across all patterns. If your skirt has red and green florals, make sure your striped top includes those same colors. This ties everything together even if the designs are different. Neutral pieces are your best friends. A solid white, black, beige, or navy item can act as a visual break between two busy patterns. Combine a bold print top with neutral-bottoms. Add a solid blazer over a printed dress. Texture can also help blend patterns. A wool blazer over a printed shirt softens the look, while a silk scarf adds elegance without adding another competing print. Stick to no more than three prints per ensemble trapstar. More than that can feel cluttered. Consider the energy of each design. A bold geometric print might clash with a delicate lace, but a graphic chevron and a dramatic leopard print can harmonize if the colors align. Don’t forget footwear and accessories. A pair of solid colored shoes or a simple bag can anchor the look. If you’re feeling adventurous, add a printed belt or headband echoing a hue in your outfit. Practice makes perfect. Ease into mixing with classic combos like stripes and checks. And build confidence before trying more daring mixes. Remember, fashion is about expressing yourself, so if you feel good in it, you’ll look great too.