New York Fashion week set the precedent for all the other major shows that were to follow for SS12. From London to Milan and from Paris to Tokyo, only one trend really dominated: Print.

Needless to say, there are so many different types of Print and patterns, but pretty much all of them oozed with colour, optimism and character by right. We saw Prada step back to Retro Americana with their late 50's to early 60's inspired bra tops, high waist skirts, 'housewife' head scarves and hot rod prints. Burberry Prorsum embraced the Tribal tech trend blending murky emerald greens with banana yellows, fiery reds and deep oranges, sharing similarities to our Tribal inspired YMC Navajo Design wrap dress in red and white.

This season is all about experimenting and being confident enough to colour block or try a print you've never had the guts to brave! At the same time, practicality is always important. That's why our Won Hundred Sumo dress in Black print might work for you. With it's simple black and white abstract print, it could easily be teamed with a simple black blazer for a lunch time meeting in town, while pairing it with a pair of black heeled-sandals takes you from summer goddess to daring diva.

Here at Glass Boutique, we're all going mad over the new Mark McNairy Leopard print Chukka boots made from Pony skin which ooze with 100% comfort and style most importantly. Although often associated with men the daring leopard print adds a sense of playfulness and femininity.

If you're looking for a more feminine approach to this seasons Print trend, why not give the Sessun Kew Gardens dress in Sanguine a go. Clearly taking inspiration from 40's style tea dresses like those in the Cath Kidston collection, you'll be the centre of attention in this cute little number.