This fall, designers openly emphasize the return of the classic Print Argayle, a stylish motif that is reminiscent of English rural estates and aristocratic chic. In the palette of the season, along with traditional gray, brown and red colors, this iconic rhombus pattern is distinguished, which, thanks to well -known brands, has now become part of both everyday and high fashion wardrobe.
Brands are actively interpreting Argayle print in their collections: Rabanne, for example, emphasizes its multilayered, combining a classic pattern with a voluminous jacket, a checkered shirt, an elongated cardigan and pants. Paula Cánovas del Vas creates holistic images in a checkered style, and Anna Sui adds notes of Old Money aesthetics, using sweaters with brown and orange elements in the ensemble with socks. Dior also turned to Argayl, including him in his cruise collection in 2025, which was symbolically presented in Scotland - at the home of this print.
Argayllo's history is associated with the traditional motive of the Scottish Cempbell Clan of Arguel-green-white rhombuses that have transformed into a modern pattern eventually, which can have different shades and easily adapts to new trends.
In fashion collections today, Argayle is easily combined with other popular styles. Street style also actively supports this trend, offering to combine argule sweaters with long denim skirts or straight -style jeans. Argayle also provides originality to images with corduroy pants or checkered skirts that contrast with the main print, but adhere to the overall color scheme.
Fashionistas this fall can experiment with images: for a cozy style, choose sweaters with a yellow argule on a gray background in combination with a long skirt, and for a retro-gut, try an image with a sweater and corduroy pants or a classic checkered skirt.
