From the style gurus: lawn prints and how to use them in your favor.

Today's women has a lot on there plate to choose from, when it comes to prints there is no shortage of it. Prints are any visible texture you see on your fabric lets have a deep look at them.The basic categories that prints are classified into are : floral, polka dot, geometric, psychedelic,strips.

Pakistani textile designers have also invented prints from everyday objects like glasses,towers,buildings,animals,birds.

Stylists believe that every women has a good print that brings their shine out and a bad print which nullifies the whole look. 

To begin with stripes the most common print we see. Mastering stripes and understanding their purpose is a winner especially if you don a formal attire mostly: stripes are found commonly in button downs they make you look taller if they are placed horizontally and vertically they can add a few pound if you are skinny.Thus, for a short slim lady stripes and checks are ideal.

Florals are staple for almost every one, large floral prints are ideal for women with an obese body frame. Small, simple are ideal if you are not much into getting attention or someone who is rather small for the peers.

Well that's the general rule of thumb if you really want to perfect your look in prints then you should have a clear mind weather you want to appear tall,skinny,or less skinny maybe for some.

if your aim is about shedding a few pound look for a print that moves vertically and is simple something bold will make you look fat.Dark colors are ideal for this purpose remember not to go for an extremely colorful shirt.

vertical moving print.

horizontal moving print.

women with a top heavy frame kindly avoid embellished,flashy,necklines,go for simple embroidered hems.

Women with bottom heavy frame should avoid flashy hems.

If you want to look tall then a soft simple geometric print that is again moving vertically is ideal for you.

you can also mix and match simple and complex prints.

Hope this article helps you most in choosing a pattern next time you shop.