One of the major trends for SS17 it's the tropical print. It comes in a huge variety of colours and designs and you can wear it on everything from shoes to hats - shorts, dresses, mini skirts, tops, bags...you name it! Whether you're a boy or a girl, it doesn't matter. You know why? Because there are endless choices both for him and for her.
For this weekend, I went for a tropical deux-pieces in velvet. It's looks sophisticated and feels amazingly comfortable so that's what I'm after! Of course you can wear these two pieces separately, but I chose to wear them together because I love the idea of an "unconventional casual suit". Paired with my good old Gucci horsebit slingbacks and the most wanted t-shirt of 2017, I am prepared for any occasion from a surprise pizza to an evening out with friends.
The accessories I went for - yellow sunglasses (my new obsession, they just make the world look sunny, warm and bright even when it isn't) and a 3in1 bag, big enough to fit all my essentials and super-versatile too - it also features a long gold chain but for this outfit I preferred to wear it as a handbag - the wooden handle is gorgeous - and actually, you can choose which shape or colour you want to wear as they are all detachable. Pretty amazing, right?
How to wear the tropical print?
However you want! Choose one in bright colours for a laid-back, relaxed look or go for a darker one for a look that will take you from day to night this summer.
How to accessorise it?
Pick one or maximum 3 colours that are already in the print of your choice and match the rest of you accessories to it - in this look I went for black and gold shoes and for a really colourful bag - the reason why it looks so good? You can find all the colours from the bag in my deux-pieces. So it's not too much, it just completes the look. Got the idea? Pick a colour and make sure to find the same shade of that colour in the print - that way you can't go wrong and you will definitely not look like a clown.
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Photo: Christian Vadan
Styling: Carla Vadan
