Competing with the quiet luxury trend, characterized by its clean lines, is it time to wave goodbye to floral prints? If we are to believe the fashion shows for fall/winter 2023/2024, the answer would be no. While the market may have temporarily lost its appeal for traditional floral prints, designers have taken on print from a new, distinctly darker angle this year. From the gothic lace of Burberry, to the monochrome florals of Louis Vuitton and Chanel, there was nothing frivolous about this swoop into garden-inspired fashion.
For those who have always avoided floral prints, this may be the time to dip your toes into them. Although the trend is set to intensify for the winter months, we see it as already present this summer. But what is the secret to styling this trend in 2023? While sporting this print from head to toe, as seen on the runways of Emilia Wickstead, Erdem and Balenciaga, is an option, it’s also completely possible to bet on a single floral item to make it a sharp look. Contrary to what one might think, floral prints are not so difficult to wear. So, below we’ve provided some of our favorite items with floral prints.
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Black Blooming Garden Mini Dress

Christy Silk Camisole

Free The Roses Floral Mini Dress

Maje Ipemo Floral Embroidered Skort

Brunello Cucinelli Winter Floral Crochet Paillette Knit V-Neck Vest

Vegy Blazer

Gramercy Floral-Print Mini Skirt

Cropped Top With Tie Front

Allsaints Mia Floral Ruffle Wrap Dress

Silvia Tcherassi Joely Floral Jacquard Cutout Jumpsuit

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