Geometry was easy for me in high school, probably had something to do with the fact that math was my favorite subject. So when the geo trend really came out with a bang I was naturally drawn to it. I haven't bought or worn any of the louder pieces but I'm definitely searching to see what I would like to add to my wardrobe. Although I do have to admit, the geo prints really remind me of something my parents probably wore in the 80's or a little Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. Which isn't a bad thing if you know how to rock it.
Altuzarra, Prabal Gurung, and Ohne Titel are just a few designers that had some beautiful geo designs on the S/S 2012 runways (not including color blocking). My favorite out of those three would have to be Prabal Gurung. Each garment was wonderfully and intricately constructed. I need some awesome black and white pants like that!
Here are a few items that I picked out, they are a bit on the louder side of the trend. Loud fits me I think, at least that's what my husband and friends would say...haha.
The maxi in the middle is my favorite along with the pencil skirt!
What are your thoughts on this trend? Would you wear it, have you worn it, do you plan on purchasing geo items?
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Altuzarra, Prabal Gurung, and Ohne Titel are just a few designers that had some beautiful geo designs on the S/S 2012 runways (not including color blocking). My favorite out of those three would have to be Prabal Gurung. Each garment was wonderfully and intricately constructed. I need some awesome black and white pants like that!
Here are a few items that I picked out, they are a bit on the louder side of the trend. Loud fits me I think, at least that's what my husband and friends would say...haha.
The maxi in the middle is my favorite along with the pencil skirt!
What are your thoughts on this trend? Would you wear it, have you worn it, do you plan on purchasing geo items?
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