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The Top 3 Prints of Fall 2020 (Beyond Leopard)

Remember when Gigi Hadid debuted her baby bump in the cutest checkerboard pajama set? It got me thinking about fun prints for fall that aren't quite as predictable as, say, leopard and plaid.  So I set out to find the autumnal prints that already have the support of fashion girls and your favorite brands—and you, my friends, get to reap the benefits of my hours-long quest. 

If you haven't guessed already, yes, checkerboard is certainly on my list. I've long been obsessed with the print on Vans' classic sneakers, but brands are putting the pattern on everything from socks to sheer turtlenecks now. (And yes, even protective face masks!) Scroll down to shop my 3 favorite fall print trends. 

Next, this Parisian wears color 300 days a year—here are her top fall trends. 



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