Printed Dresses and Tops on the Radar Now

Florals may seem like the most obvious choice when it comes to prints, but their enduring appeal lies in their ability to evolve each season. Dolce & Gabbana have long been synonymous with florals inspired by Sicilian gardens — think roses, wild blossoms, and blooms bursting with vibrancy. Their floral dresses balance drama with femininity, perfect for after-dark elegance or a summer wedding. Alice + Olivia reimagines florals with a modern, whimsical touch. These pieces work beautifully across seasons — a floral slip dress with sandals in summer or layer it with a blazer and boots for winter.

Logomania continues to thrive, and this season’s focus is on monogrammed prints that feel fresh, not overdone. Luxury houses like Gucci, Versace, and Balmain are taking their signature motifs and reinventing them for modern-day relevance.

Gucci’s iconic GG motif has been reinterpreted across printed dresses and separates, lending a heritage-meets-modernity feel. Paired with clean silhouettes, the Gucci monogram becomes both bold and wearable, perfect for those who love understated luxury with a dash of statement.

Balmain fuses its monogram with a sharper edge, presenting geometric-inspired prints that reflect the brand’s architectural aesthetic. Printed dresses and tops from Balmain feel bold, structured, and powerful, ideal for women who want their style to convey strength and sophistication.

No conversation about printed fashion is complete without Etro. The Italian house is world-renowned for its mastery of silk prints, particularly its paisley motifs, which have become synonymous with timeless elegance. Etro’s printed silk dresses and tops are fluid, lightweight, and effortlessly glamorous — perfect for transcontinental travel or chic city dressing.