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Do not get carried away and start mixing up everything at one go. Stop after mixing up two prints. The third garment or your accessories could be solid coloured to balance the look.

Updated on: Nov 08, 2014 6:02 PM IST

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Do not get carried away and start mixing up everything at one go. Stop after mixing up two prints. The third garment or your accessories could be solid coloured to balance the look.

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Now, this is one clash that doesn’t hurt. With fashion getting a whole lot easier, teaming up print with print has become a hot trend. A major faux pas until a few years back that got you horrified looks, the trend now has enough fashion forward women standing by it. Things have been getting all mixed up on the global runway, too, with top designers presenting their takes on mixed prints. If you are game for some mixing and matching fun, the opportunities are endless. Here’s how to start. (Text: Shara Ashraf)

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Actor Sonam Kapoor mixed things up with a printed top and skirt.

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Japanese fashion designer Tsumori Chisato’s fun take on mixed prints.

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Singer Beyonce went around in London wearing a semi sheer printed top with printed skirt.

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Actor Neha Dhupia in an Anuj Bhutani creation featuring mixed prints.