Pretty, but not prissy, watercolor prints at BCBG. Photo: Karl Prouse, Catwalking/Catwalking
Dreamy, soft watercolor prints are all over the Spring 2010 Fashion Week runways.
Easy to wear, pretty, but more sophisticated than, say, a plain old floral, we expect they'll show up on lots of dresses and blouses at every price point come spring. Start picking out your color palette now.
We love them on dresses, but a flowy tunic or blouse would also look great with white or dark-colored jeans, or really great with white shorts, high-heeled chunky sandals and a big hat.
NB: These prints look best with bold accessories, especially attention-getting shoes, which will keep them from looking to much like something from your grandmother's closet.
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Spring 2010 Trend - Watercolor Prints
Click through to see pretty, pretty watercolor prints from Spring 2010 New York Fashion Week.
Frazer Harrison, Getty Images for IMG
Spring 2010 Trend - Watercolors
Ports 1961, Spring 2010
Frazer Harrison, Getty Images for IMG
Nicole Miller, Spring 2010
Frazer Harrison, Getty Images for IMG
Cynthia Steffe, Spring 2010
Frazer Harrison, Getty Images for IMG
Cynthia Rowley, Spring 2010
Slaven Vlasic, Getty Images
BCBG, Spring 2010
Karl Prouse, Catwalking/Catwalking
Cynthia Steffe, Spring 2010
Frazer Harrison, Getty Images for Mercedes-Benz
BCBG, Spring 2010
Karl Prouse, Catwalking/Catwalking
Ports 1961, Spring 2010
Frazer Harrison, Getty Images for IMG
Luca Luca, Spring 2010
Will Ragozzino, Getty Images