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Print Lovers, Rejoice! This Free People Collection Is Inspiring a Maximalist Fall

There are few fashion resurgences I am happier with than maximalist prints. Plaid and leopard were staples in my middle and high school wardrobe, and I'm so ready to style them again as an almost 29-year-old. Plaid made its return to the runways last year, signaling to the fashion set that it was time to dust off those flannel button-downs once more. And leopard print, well, did that ever go out of style? These two prints were at the top of my to-buy list for fall, but after scrolling through Free People's latest arrivals, it's clear that I need to expand my budget. There's everything from autumnal florals to stripes to gingham—and the list goes on. To discover the trending prints for fall, keep scrolling.
Playing With Plaid
I lived in a plaid uniform for most of my school days, and I haven't really incorporated it into my personal style since. But I'm loving the light outerwear layers that are emerging for fall. You can go classic with a button-down style, or get a bit more experimental with a bomber jacket or pullover.
Fancy Florals
In my opinion, floral print never goes out of style, but it should be updated in a way that feels fresh for the season. These Free People pieces are perfect examples of this. The brand showcases florals in seasonally appropriate colors and features them in trends like the sheer layering top below.
Stripe Central
The preppy aesthetic is trending, and these striped pieces fit right in. Polos, rugby-style shirts, and barn jackets are easy ways to bring this pattern into your wardrobe without feeling like you're taking a big leap into the maximalist pool. The items below are comfortable, cool, and cozy, just in time for fall weather.
Miscellaneous, But Maximalist
At this point, it's clear that Free People does prints incredibly well. This next category is all about pieces that are eye-catching, unique, and inspire a very fun wardrobe. Whether animal print is your go-to or these paint-splattered jeans have caught your eye, there's something here for everyone.

Natalie Gray Herder is a Commerce Editor on the branded content team atBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing . Originally from Los Angeles, Natalie decided to make the move to NYC after graduating from Loyola Marymount University in 2019. She is an avid researcher, reader, and explorer in and out of the office. She is inspired by the street style of her fellow New Yorkers and her laid-back roots in California.