All over St. Tropez, floral prints made impact. There were large-scale placed flowers as well as all-over small Liberty-types. True botanicals seemed to grow from the seams! Bright poppies, daisies, and exotic flowers strategically positioned to enhance the shape of the dress. Variations on this look included large paisleys and other Indian inspired patterns.
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Not everyone in St. Tropez was into brights. A light and airy colour palette had also a strong presence. Soft solid sorbet tones and delicate prints and patterns in ethereal, light, sometimes sheer fabrics seemed ideal in the summertime heat. Pretty tops and dresses in these soft tones conveyed feminine bohemian flair.
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Bright colours are back, sharp saturated solids for those not afraid to be seen. Looking to stop traffic? It can be a summer dress, swim suit, or just a pop of colour with an accessory. Take a cue from some of St. Tropez finest who donned blue, orange, and pink.
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Once the thermometer hits 75 degrees, many savour the chance to give their toes wiggle room in sandals, leaving their boots forgotten in the back of the closet. Not the young and beautiful St. Tropez! Whether tough chic combat boots or Western inspired, or romantic granny lace ups – all were accessorizing anything from flowy dress to the shortest of shorts!
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Polka dots and plaid, both patterns have been revisited many a season, and they resurfaced again this summer in St. Tropez. On men, plaids were no longer lumberjack or buffalo red and black. Forget the cozy flannels of winters past, they have been replaced with light fabrics and swim trunks in bright colours and larger dimensions. Classic feminine polka dots have been a favourite pattern in the recent designer collections showed up in St. Tropez as well. Cute short frocks with variations ranging from classic, to heart, to intricate pattern, proved the why the iconic dot maintains its staying power.
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