3 Ways To Wear: Palm Prints

Synonymous with the warmer months of the year, palm prints take on a more shadowy, hand-painted feel for SS17 – and they’re vying for a place in your new season wardrobe. We show you how to wear the print for every date in your diary, from off-duty weekends to that special occasion.

At The Weekend

Teela Pin Up Jean, £49 | Pamela Palm Burst Top, £35 | Tori Backpack Bag, £35

Hinting at easy-breezy summer days, palm prints are an obvious choice for off-duty wardrobes – and thanks to this season’s muted colour palette, they can remain relevant for any time of year. Try the trend by wearing a patterned, tie-up top with relaxed boyfriend jeans, turning up the cuffs for extra laid-back appeal. A minimally-styled backpack provides the perfect antidote to your weekday tote, while slip-on trainers take you effortlessly through those weekend errands.

Let’s Lunch

Karlie Sleeveless Top, £49 | Pamela Printed Trouser, £49 | Tori Cross-Body Bag, £32 | Alisha Bejewelled Sandal, £29

As the weather warms up, it’s time to swap your jeans for something a little lighter. Cut for a form-flattering tapered fit, these patterned trousers offer a stylish (and equally easy to wear) alternative that tick the right boxes for both work and play. Keep the bold print in focus with a nude peplum top that also creates structure, and finish the look with metallic accessories that shimmer in glimpses of sunlight.

Special Invite

Naila Cropped Jacket, £69 | Pamela Palm Burst Midi Dress, £59 | Whitney Box Clutch, £35 | Emma Block Heel Mules, £49

From weddings to garden parties, palm prints are well within reason now that spring days are on the horizon. Choose a classic midi dress with a leaf-strewn design, opting for a tie-front style that feels innately modern. A navy cropped jacket and block-heeled mules complement the print to perfection, while a metallic clutch offers stand-out appeal – without feeling too over-the-top.