It’s time to say a prayer for the minimalists: bold graphic prints have arrived in time for the season, and by the looks of things, they’ll be here for a bit. The wave of striking prints is a welcomed reprieve from the mountain of beige and black that’s been flooding my feed as of late. I love the classics just as much as the next person, but I also love the idea of really shaking things up in the summer. These prints do just that. Courtesy of brands like Louisa Ballou, Miaou, and Jean Paul Gaultier, the graphic print is shaping up to be one of the most notable trends backed by the fashion crowd in 2022. From artistic renaissance-era prints to colorful scenic landscapes, insiders have been loving them all. And although the trend is quite literally the antithesis of a white button-down, it’s just as effortless to mix into your own wardrobe. Keep scrolling to check out a smorgasbord of pieces that exemplify the trend, along with some really A1 outfit inspo.
Styled with the barbie heels—another emerging trend we’ve noted here at Who What Wear—this dress is a complete winner.
This ultra zoomed-in print is so fascinating to look at.
Simple stunning.
Definitely buy the matching skirt.
I’m convinced no one does prints like Acne Studios.
This dress is always sold out, so you’re in luck.
Have some fun with your loungewear.
If you prefer your prints with a hint of realism.
This would look great styled with a pair of jeans.
Printed mesh in particular is a micro-trend on its own, and if you’re looking to invest, try a piece from Ottolinger.
For neutral lovers, here’s a way to interpret the trend.
Louisa Ballou is arguably the queen of prints.
Mini lengths are the moment.
I can get lost in this print.
Thebe Magugu continues to push the boundaries.
I dream about this tee everyday.
It’s the neckline that really seals the deal.
If I had it my way, my entire closet would be nothing but Jean Paul Gaultier prints. The designer’s famed archival prints have recently been reimagined in a new collection.
Pair this with a white tank or the coordinating top.
