Celeb-approved Ways to Add Florals to Your Wardrobe

A time-less trend that becomes ubiquitous during spring is florals. Fresh and feminine, it flatters almost everyone. From subtle prints in delectable pastel hues to bolder and bigger ones on darker shades, floral prints an make the right statement when worn or paired properly. Style experts term florals as one of the most versatile prints that can be combined with other patterns or worn on its own. They can be dressed up and down with slight tweaks for day outings as well as night parties. Our Bollywood brigade has got its the floral game on fleek. Read up for a quick lesson in styling from these chicas!

 

All Over Florals

Katrina Kaif sure knows how to pull off this trend effortlessly. You too can make a statement by wearing florals head to toe, but reserve it for informal occasions. If you want to wear it to work then pare it down by layering it with a neutral jacket. Also, look out for the scale and contrast of the prints, if you are on the heavier side. Smaller prints on a darker backdrop, work well for larger frames.

Bottoms Up!

When you are skeptical of going the whole way, try out the motifs in smaller doses. Take a leaf out of Sonam K Ahuja's book. Skirts or pants with printed motifs or embroidered patterns are good way to infuse some fun to your look.  

 

Say it with a Saree

Nothing screams feminine more than a pretty floral saree. Drape it, add on one statement accessory and slip into your favourite heels to turn a few heads. You can get experimental with how you drape it or simply cinch it at the waist with a belt like Parineeti Chopra. You can also layer it with a plain long or short jacket.

 

The Long Story

An easy way to jazz up any outfit is to pair it with a long floral shrug or jacket. Pooja Hegde shows us how to do it by pairing i with pants and a cropped top. You can also pair the jacket with your ethnic outfit for a refreshing update.

 

 

Keep the Shirt On

This is a must in every wardrobe. You can keep more than a couple and pair them with neutral or printed bottoms to create fun combinations like Rakul Preet Singh. Wear it to work, for casual outings with friends or even a first coffee date.