
Photo: Erik Putz.
Florals are always fresh. The trick, though, is to know which blooms are in at any given moment. Right now, Laura Ashley’s twee, peony-covered pilgrim sleeves are out (so ’60s), as are the kitschy chintzes of the late ’80s, and the hyper-stylized William Morris patterns of the aughts. Today’s hot take: dramatically lush over-sized blooms — hyper-amped versions of the kind found in Dutch masters’ paintings, which are cascading across wallpapers, curtains, dresses and bags. Saturated pinks, oranges, yellows and reds pop off dark backgrounds, creating a hard-edged attitude that says, “While these roses may be pretty, they do have thorns.”
Neptone Iguazu kimono long sleeve jumpsuit, $419, Ted Baker.

Filodendron duvet cover and pillowcases, $80, Ikea.

Hand-drawn peony illustration, $20, The Baltic Club.

Floral napkins, $13, CB2.

Abroise mural, $469, A New Wall.

Ektorp armchair, $399, Ikea.

BaubleBar Adelissa flower resin earrings, $30, ShopBop.

Pull-on easy pant in floral every day crepe, $144, J Crew.

Baye cushion, $15, Structube.

Blythe shirt in a floral pattern, $254, J Crew.

Booma floral duvet cover, $249, CB2.

Floral print jumpsuit, $80, Zara.

Emma-Printed Bixby chair, $1,248, Anthropologie.

Bright floral blazer, $150, RW & Co.

Winter floral zip pouch, $55, Loft.

Daphne black floral rug, 8’x10′, $900, CB2.

Printed wrap maxi dress, $150, Eloquii.

Herschel Supply Co. Hoffman Grove backpack, $73, Shop Bop.

Wilfred, Beaune long-sleeve, pleated, printed wrap dress, $210, Aritzia.

Victorian garden cushion, $35, Simons.

Wrap dress, $60, H&M.
