Ankara two-piece outfits are some of my favorite things to cut, because wax print does half the design work for you. The fabric is a crisp, tightly woven cotton with almost no stretch, and that single fact decides more about a shorts set than the print does. It holds a peplum, a pleat or a puff sleeve beautifully, but it won't forgive a tight armhole or a waistband cut too small. Below are fifty pairings, from crop tops with high-waisted shorts to Bermuda sets, corset bodices and mixed prints. For each one I've noted where the fit tends to go wrong and what I'd change before cutting.
Six Yards, Two Pieces and Where the Motifs Land
Most wax print is sold in six-yard lengths, which is more than enough for a shorts set if you plan the cut. I treat the fabric as part of the design, not just the material, and a few steps at the cutting table matter more than any trim.
- Wash it before you cut. New wax print has a stiff resin finish and can shrink a little and release loose dye in the first wash. Wash it once on its own in cool water, dry it, then press it.
- Lay the whole length out and find the motifs you love most. Those go on the center front of the top, where everyone looks first.
- Keep big motifs away from awkward spots. A large circle centered over the bust or seat is the most common mistake in homemade sets.
- Match the print across the front opening on shirts and wrap tops. It takes extra fabric, which is another reason six yards helps.
- Leave ease. Wax cotton has no stretch, so fitted pieces need zips or openings, and the waistband needs room to sit down in.
The leftover yardage usually covers a headwrap, a matching bag or a short-sleeve shirt to wear over the set later.
1. Ankara Crop Top And High-Waisted Shorts
This is the pairing I'd cut first for anyone new to Ankara sets. The trick is the gap: the crop should end about where the shorts' waistband begins, so only a sliver of skin shows when you raise your arms and none when you stand. A square or scoop neck breaks up a busy print near the face. Because wax cotton has no give, I add a short zip at the side seam of the crop rather than relying on pulling it over your head. Flat sandals and a small crossbody keep the attention on the fabric.
2. Ankara Off-Shoulder Top And Fitted Shorts
Off-shoulder necklines live or die by the elastic. Too firm and it leaves a red line by lunchtime; too soft and the whole neckline slides down to your elbows. I use a medium-width elastic in a channel and test it on the wearer's actual shoulders before finishing. Slightly longer fitted shorts make this set easier to wear across ages. Block heels dress it up and white sneakers keep it casual. If the top has puff sleeves or a ruffle, leave the big earrings at home.
3. Ankara Peplum Top And Tailored Shorts
A peplum only flatters when its seam lands at your natural waist, the narrowest point between ribs and hips. Put it two inches higher and the flare starts over the bust; lower and it widens the hips. I always pin that seam on the body before cutting the skirt piece. Pair it with flat-front tailored shorts that have a slightly relaxed leg, since a fitted short under a peplum can look pinched. Pointed flats, low slingbacks or mules all work, and changing only the shoes takes this from a lunch meeting to a family party.
4. Ankara Halter Top And Wide-Leg Shorts
Wide-leg shorts give a fitted halter the counterweight it needs. Soft pleats at the front waistband buy you room through the hips and thighs without adding a bulky gathered look. A halter pulls the eye to the shoulders and narrows them slightly, which suits broader frames well and can make very narrow shoulders look a little lost. The weight of the bodice hangs from the back of the neck, so on a full bust I'd line the halter and add a back closure that takes some of the load. Flat slides or espadrilles and a cropped denim jacket finish it.
5. Ankara Puff Sleeve Top And Mini Shorts
Puff sleeves in wax cotton stand up on their own because the fabric is so crisp, which is exactly why they can overwhelm a small frame. I keep the sleeve head moderate and let the hem sit at or just above the elbow when the shorts are short; that length balances the bare leg. The shorts should have a flat, fitted waistband with no extra gathers. White low-top sneakers suit daytime and low block heels make it dressier. If you'll be dancing or sitting on low seats, a pair of thin undershorts saves a lot of tugging.
6. Ankara Button-Down Top And Bermuda Shorts
Bermuda shorts are where Ankara sets start looking grown-up. I like them ending just above or at the knee and skimming the thigh, never gripping it, because tight Bermudas ride up into creases the minute you sit. The shirt can go fully tucked, knotted at the front or half-tucked at one hip bone. Roll the sleeves twice for heat. Since both pieces are printed, pick one neutral for loafers, tote and watch so the eye has somewhere quiet to land.
7. Ankara Corset Top And Relaxed Shorts
A corset bodice in Ankara is more comfortable than it sounds, as long as it's built properly. Wax cotton is stiff enough to take light boning, and I use flexible spiral or plastic bones rather than anything rigid, plus straps that carry some of the weight. The relaxed high-waisted shorts are what make the look wearable; tight shorts under a corset turn it into a costume. Keep the inseam modest. A plain cropped blazer over the top covers the shoulders for an evening dinner, and a smooth hairstyle beats a heavy necklace here.
8. Ankara One-Shoulder Top And Pleated Shorts
One-shoulder tops are a fitting job first and a styling job second. The single strap has to sit firmly on the shoulder bone, so I take the bodice in at the side seam until the neckline stops gaping when the arms move. Front pleats on the shorts should open below the waistband and fall flat over the hips. Strappy block heels suit celebrations and metallic flats suit the daytime. If the print has five bright colors, pull your bag and earrings from one of them instead of adding a sixth.
9. Ankara Wrap Top And Paperbag Shorts
Paperbag shorts already put gathers and a tie at the waist, so the top needs to be close-fitting. That's why an adjustable Ankara wrap top pairs well with them. Tie it firmly at the side and tuck the lower edge in so you don't stack two layers of crisp cotton over the stomach. A wrap also adjusts as your measurements change during the month, which a fitted bodice can't. If the crossover dips too low, a fitted camisole underneath fixes it. Neutral mules and a bucket bag are plenty.
10. Ankara Bandeau Top And Longline Shorts
Bandeau tops are the one style where I insist on more than the print fabric. A strip of silicone grip tape inside the top edge and a firm lining keep it from sliding, and removable straps give you a backup for long days. Longline, high-rise shorts balance the bare shoulders and keep it from looking like swimwear. Make a matching short-sleeve shirt from the same length of fabric and you get two outfits out of one set. Save this one for resorts and poolside lunches, not a conservative family event.
11. Ankara Ruffle Top And Scalloped Shorts
Ruffles and scallops together can tip into fussy quickly. I'd pick one as the star, say a light ruffle at the neckline, and keep the scalloped edge on the shorts small and flat. Scallops in wax cotton need careful clipping and pressing at every curve, or they pucker. If your print has a large motif, ask your tailor to place the best part of it across the center of the bodice and keep major shapes from being sliced at the seams. That one decision often matters more than the trim.
12. Ankara Bell Sleeve Top And Straight Shorts
Bell sleeves bring the movement, so the shorts must stay plain: a neat waistband and a clean straight leg with no gathers. Three-quarter length is the practical choice, since the flare ends above your hands and stays out of your food. On a petite frame I'd cut a smaller flare and a slightly shorter top, which keeps the sleeve from dominating. Low mules and a structured mini bag work well, while a stack of bracelets will catch inside the sleeve.
13. Ankara Tank Top And Drawstring Shorts
For the most comfortable set on this list, choose a plain cotton tank and drawstring shorts. The detail I check is the armhole. Cut it too deep and your bra shows from the side; too high and it rubs. A smooth elastic waist with a working drawstring plus enough room in the thigh lets you walk all day. Pick a medium-scale print if you want to wear the pieces separately, since medium motifs pair with more solids than giant ones. Clean sneakers and a denim shirt for cooler evenings finish it.
14. Ankara Blazer Top And Tailored Shorts
A blazer top is the most tailored piece here, and it's where the fabric's lack of stretch shows most. I leave real ease across the shoulders and bust so the lapels lie flat when you reach forward. A light lining helps the jacket slide over a camisole. High-waisted shorts with pressed front creases continue the structured line. Longer shorts suit work events and a shorter cut suits social plans. Closed-toe slingbacks or heeled loafers and minimal metal jewelry keep the focus on the tailoring.
15. Ankara Vest Top And Bermuda Shorts
A sleeveless vest is easier to fit than a blazer and still reads as polished. The buttons should lie flat with no pulling between them; if they gape, the vest needs more room at the bust, not a tighter button. Knee-length Bermudas give a long, unbroken line. Wear the vest alone in heat or over a fitted white tee when you want sleeves. A small-scale print suits this tailored shape better than a huge one, which tends to get chopped up by the darts and front opening.
16. Ankara Shirt Top And Cycling Shorts
Ankara on the bottom half of a cycling short doesn't work unless it has stretch, so I'd use a solid stretch fabric pulled from the darkest color in the print and keep the Ankara for the shirt. The shirt should fall below the hips so it covers the seat. Wear it half-buttoned, knotted or open over a plain tank. Chunky sneakers and a belt bag finish the streetwear feel. Because the shirt is oversized and loud, keep everything else small.
17. Ankara Babydoll Top And Slim Shorts
Babydoll tops can swallow you in crisp cotton because the fabric stands away from the body instead of draping. I control that with a defined yoke and gathers kept light, and I set the yoke seam a little above the natural waist for some definition. Slim shorts give the contrast underneath. A smaller print keeps the loose shape tidy; a giant motif on a babydoll can read as a tent. Flat sandals and a crossbody keep it relaxed.
18. Ankara Tie-Front Top And High-Rise Shorts
A tie-front Ankara top lets you set the waist exactly where you want it. Tie the knot at your narrowest point and double it, because wax cotton is slick enough to loosen through the day. Keep the knot in proportion; a huge bow hides the waist it's supposed to define. Flat-front, relaxed-leg high-rise shorts balance the gathers. If the tie leaves a gap, sew a hidden camisole panel behind it. Espadrilles and a woven bag suit markets and brunch.
19. Ankara Cold-Shoulder Top And Cuffed Shorts
Cold-shoulder tops show a little skin while covering the bra straps, which is why I recommend them to people who feel exposed in off-shoulder styles. Check the openings with your arms raised; if they gape toward the underarm, the slit needs shortening. Cuffed shorts must have cuffs tacked at the side seams, or they flip up as you walk. Flat platform sandals and a medium crossbody suit weekends. With both pieces in the same print, a solid belt gives the outfit a break at the waist.
20. Ankara Kimono Top And Matching Shorts
This turns a two-piece into a three-piece: Ankara shorts, a plain camisole and an Ankara kimono over the top. The kimono should end around the upper thigh so the shorts still show. The camisole matters more than people expect; pick black, white or a shade from the print, never a second pattern. Petite wearers do better with a shorter kimono, while tall women can carry a longer one. Belt it for shape or leave it open over slides and a tote for travel.
21. Ankara Sweetheart Top And Flared Shorts
A sweetheart neckline needs a structured bodice, and in wax cotton that usually means interfacing at the neckline and a lining so the curves stay crisp. The bodice should end cleanly at a high waistband. Keep the flare on the shorts gentle; a big flare plus a fitted bodice looks costume-like. If the top has straps, make them wide enough to cover your bra. Block heels and a structured bag dress it up, pointed flats calm it down. A fine chain that follows the neckline is the only necklace I'd add.
22. Ankara Square-Neck Top And A-Line Shorts
Square necks frame the collarbones and suit most shoulder widths, which makes this one of the safest shapes on the list. A-line shorts widen gradually from the waist, giving room through the hips without gathers. Crisp wax cotton can look boxy on a straight cut, so I add bust and waist darts to shape the top. It should tuck in smoothly or meet the waistband exactly. Medium hoops highlight the neckline and a solid bag picks up one shade from the print.
23. Ankara Cowl-Neck Top And Pleated Shorts
Here's an honest warning: a true cowl doesn't drape in standard wax print, because the fabric is too stiff to fall in soft folds. I either cut the cowl from a lightweight Ankara-printed rayon or pair a printed bodice with a soft coordinating fabric at the neckline. Get that right and the set looks surprisingly elegant. High-waisted pleated shorts should open below the waistband, not at the stomach. Skip the necklace and let a ring or bracelet carry the evening finish.
24. Ankara Polo Top And Walking Shorts
A polo top in Ankara works best with a little stretch in the cotton, since the shape is meant for moving. The collar needs interfacing so it doesn't curl after a few washes. Walking shorts should reach mid-thigh or lower and have real pockets. Tuck the polo in and add a slim belt if you want a defined waist. White leather sneakers and a watch keep the sporty mood. Skip logos and embellishment; the print already has plenty going on.
25. Ankara High-Neck Top And Paperbag Shorts
A high neck keeps the attention on your face, which is why I skip the necklace and let bold earrings do the work. Tuck the top in fully so the fabric doesn't bunch above the paperbag tie. If you have a short torso, ask for a narrower paperbag ruffle; a tall gathered waist plus a high neck can leave very little visible torso. Pointed flats or kitten heels make it polished enough for a lunch meeting. Keep shoes and bag in one quiet neutral.
26. Ankara Scoop-Neck Top And Cargo Shorts
Cargo pockets in wax cotton add bulk fast because the fabric is thick at every fold. I flatten them by skipping the bellows and using a simple patch with a flap, kept in proportion to the leg. A fitted scoop-neck top balances the relaxed shorts. If both pieces are Ankara, choose a smaller pattern, or try printed cargos with a solid top trimmed in the same print. Sturdy flat sandals and a crossbody suit markets and festival days.
27. Ankara Ruched Top And Tailored Shorts
Ruching gathered along the side seams lets you adjust the length of the top, and gathering at the center front pulls the eye to the waist. Either way, the gathered fabric must lie flat without dragging across the bust; if it pulls, the bodice needs more width before gathering. Pair it with plain tailored shorts that have a flat waistband and straight leg. Heeled mules and drop earrings carry it from a daytime party into the evening without a change.
28. Ankara Asymmetrical Top And Fitted Shorts
Asymmetric tops need checking from behind and in motion. A diagonal hem or one-sided drape can twist toward the front as you walk if the grain isn't cut straight, and wax print shows any twist because the motifs tilt with it. Keep the shorts sleek and high-waisted so they don't fight the angled line. One sculptural earring or a single cuff is enough. This is a good set for an art event or birthday dinner when you want people to notice the cut.
29. Ankara Tube Top And Paperbag Shorts
A tube top needs grip, structure and length. I sew a silicone strip inside the top edge, add light boning at the side seams, and let the hem overlap the waistband slightly so no gap opens when you sit. The gathered paperbag shorts should have a relaxed leg to balance the snug bodice. An open solid shirt covers the shoulders against sun or cool air. Choose a slim self-fabric tie at the waist instead of an oversized bow, which only adds bulk. Pool lunches and vacations are where this set shines.
30. Ankara Frill Sleeve Top And Belted Shorts
Keep the frills small. A frill sleeve top in Ankara can stick straight out because the cotton holds its shape, so I cut the frill on the bias or narrow it until it flutters rather than juts. Belted tailored shorts with a removable fabric belt give you an adjustable waist. Tuck the top in so the belt stays visible. With a large pattern, I center the motifs symmetrically on the front panel. Pointed flats and a top-handle bag in neutral tones suit brunch or a creative office.
31. Ankara Collared Crop Top And Long Shorts
A collared crop shirt with long shorts keeps the exposed skin minimal if the shirt ends right at the high waistband. Collars are the giveaway on a homemade-looking shirt, so make sure yours is interfaced and lies flat at the back of the neck. Long shorts with pressed creases or turned cuffs make the set look tailored. Check that the front pockets don't pull open when you stand; that means the shorts are tight across the hip. Loafers and a mini tote take it to a relaxed office.
32. Ankara Bow-Neck Top And Straight Shorts
Keep a bow-neck in Ankara modest in size. Wax cotton ties into a stiff, puffy knot, and with a big motif a large bow just looks like a lump of print. A narrower tie, worn centered or slightly to one side, sits flatter. Straight shorts with a smooth waistband balance the blouse. Long sleeves push it toward formal and short sleeves keep it relaxed. Lighter-colored prints can go see-through in strong sun, so a light lining in the shorts is worth the extra hour.
33. Ankara Cape Top And Slim Shorts
Cape tops are generous to anyone who wants to cover the upper arms. I end the cape at the waist or upper hip, since longer capes hide the shorts and shorten the legs. The armholes beneath it need to be cut cleanly so you can eat and hug people without the cape riding up. Slim shorts keep the base streamlined. Petite frames need a lighter, shorter cape; tall frames carry extra length well. Skip long pendants, which disappear under the fabric.
34. Ankara Smocked Top And Loose Shorts
Smocking turns a non-stretch fabric into one that gives, which is why a smocked bodice is so forgiving in wax cotton. It handles a changing bust and waist better than anything darted. I'd choose wide straps or short sleeves for support and keep the shorts low on gathers so the volume stays above the waist only. Medium or small motifs read better on the textured surface, since big motifs get distorted by the shirring. Flat sandals and hoops suit travel days.
35. Ankara Bodysuit Top And High-Waisted Shorts
A bodysuit keeps the top tucked no matter what you do, which matters with high-waisted shorts. Ankara cotton won't stretch, so I use it for the front bodice and make the back and lower section from a matching stretch jersey. Check the leg openings and snap closure for comfort before trying the shorts on. When you sit, the torso shouldn't pull; if it does, the bodysuit is too short in the body. Heels and a clutch suit a party, sneakers a concert.
36. Ankara Tunic Top And Short Shorts
Tunics with short shorts give coverage on top and freedom below. The one rule I hold: the shorts must peek out below the tunic from behind, or it reads as a very short dress. Side slits or a high-low hem help them show. Match the print or choose a solid pulled from it. A narrow belt gives shape, or leave it loose for a resort feel. Slides or espadrilles and a roomy tote are all you need for a beach walk.
37. Ankara Mesh Sleeve Top And Dressy Shorts
Mesh sleeves lighten a fitted Ankara bodice, but the join is where it fails. Mesh is fragile and wax cotton is heavy, so I bind the armhole seam to stop the sleeve tearing away. Choose plain mesh in black, nude or a shade from the print. Dressy high-waisted shorts with fine pleats or a neat cuff make it suitable for a reception. Avoid sharp-edged bracelets, which snag mesh in one move. A lined bodice keeps the print rich instead of letting skin show through.
38. Ankara Flounce Top And Mini Shorts
A flounce top needs a lighter-weight wax print or a narrower flounce, otherwise the curved piece sticks out like a shelf. I cut flounces as circles so they fall in soft waves, and I secure the neckline firmly if it's off-shoulder. Fitted high-waisted mini shorts with minimal pockets keep the bottom quiet. If you'd like more coverage, go to mid-thigh. Platform sandals or white sneakers suit parties and festivals.
39. Ankara Layered Top And Plain Shorts
If you're wary of head-to-toe print, start here. A layered Ankara top with plain shorts in one of the print's quieter shades gives you the color without the full set. Tiered panels, overlaps or a double peplum add volume, so I keep the layers in a lighter cotton and end them at the waist or upper hip to protect your leg length. Tailored, streamlined shorts underneath. Neutral heels and a structured bag suit a gallery visit or family lunch.
40. Ankara Open-Back Top And High-Rise Shorts
Open backs look elegant when the opening is modest and the ties are strong. I sew the ties into the side seams, not just the edges, so they take strain without tearing. Wear a backless bra or build cups into the front lining. Test the top sitting down and reaching forward before you leave home; loose ties shift and tight ones dig. Plain high-rise shorts let the back be the detail. Pack a light jacket for when evenings cool.
41. Ankara Denim Top And Matching Shorts
Denim and Ankara are both sturdy cottons, which makes them easy to sew together. I'd use lightweight denim for the bodice so the set still breathes, with Ankara on the sleeves, pockets or peplum, and repeat the print on the shorts. Medium or dark wash denim makes bright prints look brighter. I'd keep distressing to a minimum, since frayed edges next to a busy print look careless rather than casual. White sneakers and a small backpack suit sightseeing.
42. Ankara Lace Top And Tailored Shorts
Lace softens a structured Ankara top and tailored shorts, as long as you use it in one place only, such as the sleeves, the neckline or the upper bodice. Match the lace to a color already in the print. Line it wherever coverage matters, because most lace is open. The shorts should stay plain with a high waist and a length that suits the event. Closed-toe heels and pearl earrings make it right for a graduation or reception.
43. Ankara Organza Sleeve Top And Fitted Shorts
Organza sleeves hold their shape on their own, so a modest puff or lantern does more than an oversized one. I finish the seams inside with French seams because organza frays badly and the seams show through. Choose a solid shade that sits next to the print instead of matching it exactly. Smooth-front high-waisted shorts keep the attention on the sleeves. Skip big bracelets, which crush the sleeve hems. Slim heeled sandals suit evening events.
44. Ankara Sequin Top And Plain Shorts
Sequins on Ankara work as trim, not as a whole surface. I place them at the neckline, sleeve edge or peplum and line behind them so the cut edges never scratch the skin. Solid shorts in black, navy or a dominant print shade ground the sparkle. A fitted sequin top pairs with wider shorts; a peplum works better with straighter ones. Keep jewelry quiet next to the shimmer. Hand wash only, inside out, since sequins snag in a machine.
45. Ankara Fringe Top And High-Waisted Shorts
Fringe should sit in one place: a sleeve edge, the hem or a single diagonal seam. Lightweight fringe in a shade from the print looks deliberate. I check the length against the shorts, since fringe that falls over the waistband tangles with bag straps and belt loops. Keep the shorts simple and well fitted underneath. Block-heel sandals or ankle boots, depending on season, suit concerts and festivals.
46. Ankara Sports Top And Running Shorts
Be honest about what this set is for. Wax cotton isn't a performance fabric, so an Ankara sports top is for walking, travel and markets, not a real workout. Solid stretch panels along the sides or back help it move. Relaxed shorts with a secure drawstring and zipped pockets keep your phone safe. Supportive sneakers and a cap finish it. Reflective piping is a fun detail for evening walks.
47. Ankara Hoodie Top And Casual Shorts
Ankara hoodies are heavier than you'd expect once you add a hood and pocket, so I make them unlined and often cropped or short-sleeved. The hood should lie flat on the shoulders; cut it too deep and it pulls the neckline back. A half-zip makes it easier to get on and off over your hair. Shorts can match or be solid with Ankara side panels. Sneakers, ankle socks and a crossbody make this an easy airport outfit.
48. Ankara Wrap Blouse And Long Shorts
A long-sleeve wrap blouse with knee-length Ankara shorts covers enough for many conservative settings. The wrap closure defines the waist; a discreet snap where the fronts cross keeps the neckline from opening. Tapered or three-quarter sleeves keep it light. Cut the shorts straight, not wide, so they balance the blouse. I spend time aligning the print at the front closure, since a mismatched motif there is the first thing anyone notices. Loafers and a structured tote finish it.
49. Ankara Monochrome Top And Shorts
Monochrome Ankara is my favorite way to bring print into a quieter wardrobe. Look for wax prints built from one color family, such as blues, greens, browns, reds or black and white, and repeat the darkest shade in your shoes. A fitted sleeveless top with tailored shorts is the cleanest base; a blouse with Bermudas covers more. The limited palette also makes the pieces easier to wear apart with solids you already own.
50. Ankara Mixed-Print Top And Shorts
Print mixing works when the patterns share at least one or two colors and differ in scale. I put the larger motif where I want attention and the smaller one where I want calm, usually the shorts. A solid belt gives the eye a resting point between them. Then stop there: plain shoes, a one-color bag and minimal jewelry. A third print in the accessories almost always tips the outfit into chaos.
Shorts Length Against Your Top and Your Day
When people say a set looks off, the shorts length is usually the culprit, not the top. I decide it with three quick checks during the fitting.
- Volume on top means a slimmer, shorter or straighter short. Puff sleeves, capes and babydolls need a quiet bottom half.
- A fitted top can take more width below. Wide-leg, pleated and paperbag shorts all balance a corset, bandeau or bodysuit.
- Sit down in the shorts. Fitted wax cotton rides up several inches when you sit, so a hem that looks fine standing can feel too short at a lunch table.
- For conservative events, go for Bermudas at the knee. Paired with a sleeved top, they cover as much as many dresses.
If you're petite, keep the hem above the knee so it doesn't cut your leg in half. If you're tall, mid-thigh and longline lengths look proportionate where minis can feel very short.
Ankara Bleeds the First Few Washes
Wax print colors are strong, and the deep reds, indigos and browns can release dye in the early washes. I tell everyone the same thing: wash the set on its own, inside out, in cool water with a mild detergent, and never leave it sitting wet in a pile. Hang it in the shade to dry, since strong sun fades bright prints over a summer. Iron on the wrong side while it's still a little damp, which brings back the crisp finish without making the colors shiny. Pieces with sequins, mesh, organza or lace go in the sink, not the machine.
Fit the Waist First, Then Pick the Print
Across these fifty sets, the same few things decide whether the outfit looks right. The shoulders, waist, hips and thighs need ease, because wax cotton won't stretch to meet you. The print has to be placed with care on the front pieces. And the shorts length has to match how much leg you're comfortable showing. Crop tops and minis feel playful, while Bermudas, vests and wrap blouses look more polished. Get the fit right first and pick shoes from a color inside the print, and the set will look made for you.
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