New Leaf
Floral prints in style for fall
If spring is synonymous with rebirth, fall is all about transition. Flowers hit the runway in an innovative way last season with sculptural details and no traditional floral prints to be found, and the trend continues … only now with a more botanical bent. This fall’s motto? Love it and leaf it.
Inspired by nature, you’ll see everything from realistically rendered plants to ’70s-influenced colorful blooms. Wild, free-flowing prints in many shades give this season’s looks a vintage folklore feel. Silhouettes are long, loose, and billowy, adding a dash of romance.
And when the weather finally does change, pair these new botanicals with heavier or textured fabrics to readily adapt to those cooler months.
Ira GOWN by Alémais and Jen with turquoise stones BAG by Kayu, both available at S. Worsley
Seeker SHIRTDRESS by Alémais ; Pink Opal Candy NECKLACE by Theodosia; quilted Lucie CROSSBODY BAG by Clare V in bright poppy, all available at S. Worsley
Floral Gavin DRESS by Cinq à Sept, Yellow Opal Candy NECKLACE by Theodosia, and “A” Dunes LARIAT NECKLACE by Sylvia Benson,all available at S. Worsley
Ira Twist Front DRESS by Alémais in lemon/cream, Porter ANKLE BOOT by Paige in bone, and Cassia BAG by Kayu in white, all available at S. Worsley
Hair & Makeup: Beauty and Bloom
Wardrobe: S. Worsley
Venue: Sycamore Bend Estate
Model: Lilly Kinney
Horse: Valuable “Able”
To view more of photographer and stylists Drewe & Kate’s work, go to dreweandkate.com
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