Walk the walk and talk the talk with conversational prints! These loud patterns have hit the runway hard, from nature themed ensembles to flower pots and telephones on garments, designers are making statements with this funky style. Check out all the eccentric looks below!
Loud Prints on Loud Prints
It’s clash of the patterns on the runway this year, models sporting anything from plaid-paisley combos to crazy floral on top of even crazier floral. Matching gets thrown out the window in this hot trend, as designers show that coordinating colors is all you need to pull a garment together. This look is perfect for mini golf on a breezy summer evening, or grabbing the hottest new food trend. Artisanal donuts anyone?

Preen Line | Resort 2018

MSGM | Resort 2018

House of Holland | Resort 2018

Etro | Resort 2018
Get loud with these fabrics:
People Prints
Go put your face on, and maybe someone else’s too with the conversational pattern that’s speaking volumes. From unattached mouths to vintage icons, designers are dressing models in people patterns, human from head to toe, and maybe even some heads and toes! Turn heads at music festivals with people patterned pants, or catch eyes at the bar in a shift dress that winks and blinks.

Stella McCartney | Resort 2018

Prada | Resort 2018

Peter Jensen | Resort 2018

Moschino | Resort 2018
Are you a people person? Get some people person patterns here:
Nature
Do you like it au natural? These designers do too, which is why they’ve incorporated nature themes into their garments. Amethyst stones circle swimming fish on Temperley London’s beautiful maxi dress, while Antonio Marras’ fruit themed dress is fresh and flirty. Go for a nature walk in beautiful, natural prints, or sip some wine at the new corner bistro in prints of forests and floral.

Temperley London | Resort 2018

Fausto Puglisi | Resort 2018

Antonio Marras | Pre-Spring 2018

Alberta Ferretti | Resort 2018
Keep it real with these natural prints:
Animals
Are you an animal lover? Than these designs are for you! Be a comfortable cat lady in a cat-patterned pantsuit, or get back in touch with your spiritual side in an astrological animal print dress, similar to Cynthia Rowley’s. Take these prints for a walk in the park, or sit street side at an animal-friendly cafe, sipping artistic lattes, embellished with puppies in the foam.

Miu Miu | Fall 2017 Ready to Wear

Marchesa Notte | Resort 2018

Cynthia Rowley | Spring 2017 Ready to Wear

Coach 1941 | Fall 2017
Feeling animalistic? Adopt these fabrics:
Tropical Floral
Floral is a fashion staple, and it’s being kicked up a notch with tropical tones. These equatorial ensembles provide vivacious vibes, adding a touch of paradise to a traditional pattern. Warm cruises to the Bahamas and relaxing on the coasts of Hawaii are not the only place to wear this tropical trend. Strut your stuff at the hottest new dance club in a dress of tropical chiffon, or cruise around town in some tropical shorts.

Anna Sui | Resort 2018

I’m Isola Marra | Resort 2018

Naeem Khan | Resort 2018

Stella McCartney | Resort 2018
Looking for a touch of the tropics? Look no further:
Inanimate Objects
Do you over look around at all your possessions and think “I wish I could wear this out today”? These designers agree, precariously placing pots on patterns, or a variety of different inanimate objects. Temperley London’s model stuns in a dress littered with vintage looking vases, a perfect look for antiquing in a quaint town in Maine.

Antonio Marras | Pre-Spring 2018

M Missoni | Pre-Spring 2018

Miu Miu | Fall 2017 Ready to Wear

Temperley London | Resort 2018
Objectifying these garments? Take home these fabrics:
Landscape Prints
A picture says a thousand words, and a conversational print says even more! Adorn yourself in thousands of words with landscape garments, whether that’s a sea scene in chiffon, draped into a cape-like Alberta Ferretti’s, a Cape May if you will, or buttoned up in an evening jungle like Paul Smith’s. This funky fashion is perfect for any occasion, from a sitting in a quaint tea house to wine tasting on a breezy summer day.

Alberta Ferretti Fall 2017 Read-to-Wear

For Restless Sleepers Fall 2017 Ready-to-Wear

Mary Katrantzou Fall 2017 Ready-to-Wear

Paul Smith Spring 2018 Ready-to-Wear
Loving landscapes? Look through these fabrics:
What prints will you be conversing about this season? Let us know in the comments!
Amazing. My mind is exploding.
Thanks for the inspiration.
I’m glad you liked the report! I felt inspired after writing it, there are so many possibilities with conversational patterns!