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In the pantheon of fashionable patterns, one would be forgiven for overlooking plaid.
Photographed by Phil Oh
The print, which has long been considered a classic, has a range of connotations.
Plaid can be preppy, when seen in suiting, or for the lumberjack in a flannel shirt.
Plaid recalls heritage in the form of a Scottish kilt.
But can plaid outfits be stylish and chic?
Thisspring, designers are saying yes.
At The Row, the geometric pattern appeared in bold reds and blues.
And in New York, designer Danielle Kallmeyer smartly paired draped plaids with khaki pants andballerina flats.
So, we can say it with confidence: plaid is back.
But how to wear it?
Incorporating plaid into your wardrobe, while avoiding the aforementioned associations, just takes a bit of extra styling.
For all of our tips and tricks styling plaid outfits, check out our guide below.
A barn jacket and white kicks emphasize the boyish silhouette.
Silver accents add extra edge.
