




Hi Imogen, do you think you could share your tips on styling print pants? They are everywhere this season and although I’m not a slave to fashion, I bought a pair or black and white ones that I love, but what to wear them with?!
Along with the tips on this picture, here are a few other blog posts to help you figure out how best to wear them for you:
What to Wear with Printed Pants
You may also find this post on How to Wear Coloured Jeans useful as I’d use many of the same concepts of styling a coloured pant as a printed one.
If you want try something a bit more ‘out there’ why not mix prints in a more dramatic manner.
Further reading:
How do I Find the Right Neutrals to Act as an Anchor for My Wardrobe?






I’m not a huge fan of mixing prints because I think it’s so hard to do and get it right. In India the women seem to have a knack for mixing all kinds of colours and prints in combinations that we wouldn’t normally see in Australia. Yet, somehow, it works!
Love it! Will buy the pair I’ve had my eye on!!! What shoes to pair with them is a bit of a challenge I think???
Don’t make your shoes the feature. Just a shoe that blends
don’t like the mixed patterns but love first row
Some people look fantastic in printed pants and I have seen some prints I really like, but the bottom half is not an area I want to highlight so I just admire from afar.
Hi Imogen, is it just me but when people say red is almost a neutral, I can’t think of any colours that works with it apart from neutrals ? I mean with a cherry (blue) red. What goes with this red? I have a knee length red cotton coat, what would go with this? I have dramatic winter colouring, black hair with red streaks…
Thanks
When i saw printed pants for the first time I laughed and said “NEVER”
Now I own at least half a dozen and absolutely love them.
Great styling tips bTW.
I love the way the tops you show allow the top to dominate even with a print pant (esp. the red top example.) Allows use of the print-pant trend for women who are fearful of “prints below waist.”