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Susanne in a mirror wearing a red and white striped button-down with a gold brooch at the collar, a red and white floral wrap-front mini skirt, red heels, and a red quilted chain bag.

Office · July 2026

Red Stripes, Red Florals, Zero Regrets

Two prints, one palette: the mixed-print office look that reads intentional, not loud.

Is it a lot of red? Absolutely. Do I have any regrets? Absolutely not. The stripes and the florals only get along because they agreed on a color first; keep two prints in the same palette and the whole outfit reads as one intentional idea.

The brooch is the quiet hero here. Pinned at the top button, it does what a necklace would, but it makes the shirt look custom instead of accessorized. Now excuse me while I answer emails dressed like I have my life completely together.

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  • Red and white striped button-downshoppable link coming soon
  • Red and white floral wrap-front mini skirtshoppable link coming soon
  • Vintage-inspired gold broochshoppable link coming soon
  • Red mesh heelsshoppable link coming soon
  • Red quilted chain-strap bagshoppable link coming soon

Similar at other price points

  • Any two prints in one shared color (save)Stripes plus florals, dots plus checks: the shared palette is the trick.
  • Silk neck scarf instead of the brooch (save)Same collar magic if brooches aren’t your thing.

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