Floral Croptop

The sources of croptops in floral print ever!

Crop tops have been back in style for a few years now and for the time being, they’re here to stay. Itty bitty versions of normal tops might seem difficult to pull off, but they’re surprisingly versatile and can look good on anyone. Before you completely write off crop tops as a garment worn by trend zombies and members of Quinn Morgendorffer’s fashion club, keep in mind that there are all sorts of different kinds of crop tops to wear and all sorts of different ways to wear them. No matter who you are or what your personal aesthetic is, there’s a way for you to feel good in a crop top.

The abbreviated number strikes fear into the hearts of many (including mine), but in the spirit of testing out every trend, I knew I couldn’t sit this one out. My mission? Find two ways to wear a crop top so that you feel confident without a second thought about hitting the gym. Read on for my tips on how to execute the look with ease, sans any sucking in.

Unless you have the abs of a Tracy Anderson or the self-confidence of a Tracy Flick, you might balk at the idea of wearing a crop top. But when paired with a high-waisted skirt or pants, the look feels a lot more approachable. If the sliver of skin still feels like too much, add a blazer on top so the window of visible stomach is even smaller. This way, the effect is almost more like a subtle cut-out, rather than baring your entire mid-section.

When picking a bag, resist going for a matchy-matchy look, and try selecting a contrasting color to make your outfit feel more dynamic. Tip: to find the ideal shade, use a color wheel to locate the hue opposite one of the main colors in your outfit. For example, orange is across from blue and green, so I knew the tangerine clutch would pair well with my striped skirt.

Lest the inherently edgy crop top feel too tame when paired with a pencil skirt and blazer, I added a hint of punk via safety pin earrings.

For those who feel uncomfortable baring any part of their midsection, there’s an easy solution: layer a t-shirt underneath the bustier. The ‘90s-inspired look is perfect for a more casual ensemble and feels like a fashion-forward interpretation of the trend. Case in point: street style darling, Taylor Tomasi-Hill, is a fan of the styling trick.

With any piece you’re feeling unsure about, it helps to take along a cover-up, like my blush-colored biker jacket, that you can throw on to take the spotlight off the daring crop top. This way, the trend is just part of the overall look, not the main event.

After much trial and error, I found the ideal white t-shirt has a slightly looser fit, but is still tight enough that it skims the body. The neckline should also be a scoop or a v-neck—crew necks need not apply! Lastly, roll up the sleeves for a lived-in look. If you haven’t heard, mules are totally having a moment. The best part? They pair just as well with slouchy denim in an off-duty outfit like the one I’m wearing, as they do with a polished midi skirt for the office.

There are awesome tricks from what you can take maximum advantages. You can wear crop tops with high-rise bottoms (skirts, jeans and shorts). Personally I love to wear crop top with my beautiful high-waisted voluminous skirt, what is a great alternative to party dress. The floral bra crop top looks sexy with flared white mini skirt. For your everyday wear, you can try crop top with palazzo pants or boyfriend jeans Those of you who want to show off toned legs, I recommend to style crop top with playful print shorts. Now, it's an ideal time for buying yourself a nice crop top. Wanting to complete your collections with floral crop top!