The Jardim print is one of those rare patterns that earns its name. Inspired by Rio de Janeiro’s Jardim Botânico, one of the oldest botanical gardens in the world, the design brings together soft greens, earth tones, and touches of color in a composition that feels like walking through a garden, not wearing one.
It comes in two pieces: the Green Jardim Collared Buttoned Crepe Shirt and the Green Jardim Side Pockets Crepe Shorts. Together they form a co-ord set. Separately, they’re two of the most versatile printed pieces in the current collection. Here are three ways to wear them this week.
Look 1 — Saturday Brunch
Green Jardim Collared Buttoned Crepe Shirt + White Linen Pants + Gold Sandals
Wear the shirt on its own as a standalone top, tucked loosely into high-waisted white or off-white linen pants. The garden print becomes the focal point of the outfit while the neutral bottom keeps everything grounded. Add gold sandals and a pair of simple earrings, like the Anthurium Earrings from the same collection, and you have a polished brunch look that took about two minutes to put together.
The crepe fabric drapes softly without clinging, which makes the tucked-in look feel relaxed rather than stiff. Leave the top two buttons open for an easy, breezy neckline.
Look 2 — Beach Day
Green Jardim Side Pockets Crepe Shorts + Ribbed Tank Top + Straw Bag
For a low-key beach day, the kind where you go from sand to a waterfront lunch without going back to the hotel, the Jardim shorts do all the heavy lifting. Pair them with a simple ribbed tank or knit sleeveless top in a neutral tone. Sand, off-white, or a soft beige all work. The printed shorts carry enough personality for the entire outfit, so everything else can stay minimal.
Throw a straw tote over your shoulder with sunscreen and a book, slide on flat leather sandals, and you’re set. This is the look that feels effortless because it actually is.
Look 3 — Sunset Dinner
Full Jardim Co-Ord Set + Anthurium Earrings + Heeled Sandals
This is the power move: wear both pieces together. When the shirt and shorts are in the same print and the same fabric, the outfit reads as a complete, intentional set, polished enough for a nice restaurant, but relaxed enough for a terrace with a view. Co-ord sets are one of the biggest trends in fashion this year, and the reason is simple: maximum impact, zero effort.
To elevate the set for evening, button the shirt all the way up for a cleaner line, add the Anthurium Earrings for a subtle botanical echo, and swap flat sandals for a low heel or wedge. The crepe fabric catches the light beautifully at golden hour, which is exactly the kind of detail you notice in person but can’t quite explain in a photo.
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DRESS TO STYLE TIP The trick to getting more out of a co-ord set is to think of it as three outfits, not one. The top is a piece. The bottom is a piece. And together, they’re a third look entirely. That’s three days of outfits from two items — the kind of math that makes packing (and shopping) a lot smarter. |
The Jardim print is part of Dress To’s broader color palette inspired by Rio de Janeiro’s landscapes, from Arpoador ocean blues to earth tones drawn from the city’s colonial architecture. Want to explore the full palette? Read our guide: The Colors of Rio: Ocean Blues, Earth Tones, and Tropical Prints.
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