The high street is loving fruit-inspired prints right now

THREE MODELS WEARING FRUIT PRINT CLOTHING — (Image credit: Boden, Nobody's Child, H&M)

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While it might not count towards your five a day, fruit and veg-covered fashion will certainly give your wardrobe a healthy boost, and this fun micro trend seems to be sprouting up all over the high street.

The key spring/summer fashion trends of 2026 make it clear that polka dots and stripes are firmly on the pattern agenda for the coming months, but I'm seeing foodie prints all over the high street this season.

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Multi Bright Fruit Broderie Summer Shirt

This joyful shirt will inject some holiday vibes into your outfits - wear it with fresh white jeans or a denim skirt, and you'll be all set.

H&M

Plumeti Dress

This pretty frock is practically crying out for an oversized straw bag and sandals. It will be a winner for a number of sunny day occasions.

Nobody's Child

White Tomato Print Maxi Skirt

Team a tomato-covered skirt with a plain grey or slogan t-shirt, or for double the foodie statement, wear it with the matching top.

Boden

Clara Linen Blend Shirt Dress

Bananas and pineapples combine with shouty shades in this wow-worthy shirt dress. The linen fabric will be a treat to wear on even the warmest of days, too.

Phase Eight

Hariett Cotton Dress

Layer this fruity number over a plain white blouse now and then wear it as it is with just pumps and sunglasses once summer fully kicks in.

M&S

Cotton Modal Fruit Graphic Oversized T-Shirt

This gorgeous t-shirt has a small fruit emblem on the front, but features a much larger and more striking fruit graphic across the back for a twist on classic graphic tops.

I challenge you not to smile at the fruit and vegetable patch-inspired buys above. This look is all about having fun and not taking things too seriously, so it's ideal for breathing new life into your weekend attire.

The key to keeping foodie prints looking grown-up and polished is all down to how you style them. Avoid anything else heavily printed or shouty, and instead team your piece with understated classics like a crisp white shirt, raffia accessories or your favourite blue denim.

This will mean your outfit will work with and around your five-a-day item rather than feeling OTT or clashy - keep it simple and let your fresh buy have its moment in the spotlight.

Matilda Stanley is a freelance style editor covering all things fashion, beauty and interiors. She writes and styles for both print and online and covers everything from the latest catwalk trends to bargain skincare buys. With over fifteen years of experience in the industry, Matilda has worked on TV shows including 'Gok's Fashion Fix', and written and styled for publications including Closer, Heat, Bella, Look, Woman, Good Housekeeping, Now, and The Daily Mail.

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