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"For fall, designers looked to the past for groovy inspiration. Patterns and prints from the '60s and '70s, whether matching or clashing, made a major reappearance this season. Paisleys, geometrics, tapestries, and plaids were splashed across pantsuits and dress sets, with cravats and eccentric neck scarves as accents. Pants were cropped at the ankle to lend a modern edge, and bright colors from hot pink to tangerine to royal purple added even more flair to this over-the-top trend.\n\n Print-on-print can be a tough look to pull off. Start with something basic like a matching jacket and pant set (shown at Miu Miu, Kenzo, and Prada), or pair different-sized prints in similar colors (like at Rochas and Carven). An ascot is a fun, retro alternative to more traditional neckwear. Wear one with a button-up blouse and a pair of ankle-length bottoms to subtly reference the psychedelic style \u2014 and prove decades gone by can be totally current."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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