A trend that seems to reblossom season after season, floral patterns have long been associated with fashion brands at this time of year. In her role as cutthroat magazine editor Miranda Priestly, Meryl Streep famously shut down such garments in four brutal words – indicating that they were tired and overdone. But the 2019 men’s offering begs to differ.
While generic flowery patterns have long overpopulated affordable fashion brands, no doubt contributing to the outmoded rep, a bit of online weeding from the Highsnobiety Shopping squad has uncovered a selection of spring apparel and footwear that rethink floral prints.
From the recent Supreme x Jean Paul Gaultier collaboration to the chic menswear direction being championed by newer brands such as Jacquemus and BODE, there are plenty of ways to incorporate florals into your wardrobe without inviting Priestly-esque eye rolls.
In our selection, you’ll see fragmented flowers on a pair of Neil Barret swim shorts and matching Hawaiian shirt, crazy palm tree-embellished trousers by 3.1 Phillip Lim, an insane green velvet vest by Gucci, and a $1,500+ high-top sneaker by Maison Margiela
Peep the rest of our floral favorites below.
Floral Havana Shirt
BODE
Palm Tree Floral Souvenir Shirt
3.1 Phillip Lim
Weed Hibiscus Hawaiian Shirt
SSS World Corp
Flower Appliqué Shirt
Botter
Flower Print Jumper
Loewe
Sunflower Print Shirt
Jacquemus
Hibiscus Floral Souvenir Tunic Shirt
3.1 Phillip Lim
Swim Shorts
Neil Barrett
Flower Embroidered Shirt
COMME des GARCONS Shirt
Weed Hibiscus Swim Shorts
SSS World Corp
Floral Embroidered Shorts
Aries
Floral Palm Tree Trousers
3.1 Phillip Lim
Floral Velvet Jacquard Vest
Gucci
Hawaiian shirt
Neil Barrett
Floral Print Jeans
Liam Hodges
Flower Print Bowling Shirt
Prada
OG Classic Slip-On Sneakers
Vans
Floral High Top Sneaker
Maison Margiela
Slip-On Palm Print Sneakers
Vans Neutral X Modernica
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- Curated by: Rhianna Matthews
