Forget ‘Quiet Luxury,’ this summer is all about maximalism.
How do we know? Because Jackie Apostel, AKA the voice of cool-girl style has spoken, and the musician says more is most definitely more this season.
On Sunday, the 29-year-old girlfriend of Cruz Beckham shared her latest outfit online, turning out a deliciously Y2K aesthetic for her followers to coo over.
She slipped into a leopard print silk scarf top, complete with a lace trim, which she paired with some low-rise trousers featuring a kaleidoscopic floral print.
The affordable bottoms, coined the Morgan Tailored Low Waist Trouser, hailed from ASOS and retailed for £58. Sadly, the Sixties-inspired garment has sold out online, proving that it really is set to be a summer of striking prints.
© @jackieapostelCaptioning the post: “startin a summer of patterns,” Jackie styled the look out with a dewy yet glamorous makeup palette, accentuated by her chic French bob fashioned in a slick straightened style.
Included in the post was another snap of the musician sporting a pale beige dress peppered with large polka dots - hands down one of SS25’s hottest trends so far.
© Getty ImagesIt seems that Jackie is very much onto something. Dazzling prints have long captivated the hearts of fashion pioneers across the globe - and there is no sign of this ever changing.
Emilio Pucci is famed for the Marmo print, a swirling kaleidoscope of colour that exudes carefree glamour. Dolce & Gabbana’s romantic rose and zesty lemon motifs evoke the lush gardens and orchards of Sicily, infusing outfits with Mediterranean charm. Erdem consistently reimagines florals with a painterly softness, ideal for feminine summer dressing.
Roberto Cavalli’s signature animal prints offer a fierce, sultry edge. Versace takes a different route to opulence with oceanic prints, starfish, sirens and coral, bringing beachside luxury to life. Meanwhile, Etro’s bohemian paisley designs carry a sense of wanderlust, their intricate details primed for sun-drenched escapes.
In short? Ditch the monochromes - it’s all about print this summer.
