Kirsten Bell demonstrates how to double up on stripes this season, and it's so much easier than you think

The actress absolutely wowed wearing two stripy items in one hero look.

A HEADSHOT OF KRISTEN BELL
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Kristen Bell has been busy promoting the latest series of her hit Netflix show, ‘Nobody Wants This’, and has looked amazing while doing so. The star has attended a few events over the last few days, showing off a host of chic outfits, but it was her striped shirt ensemble that really caught my attention.

The star wowed in a striped button-down and trouser ensemble, which she styled beautifully with a classic belt and a silky scarf in the same print as her shirt. It was an understated yet polished look, and doubling up on the same print with her accessory added a very high-fashion spin to her look that I loved. Stripes can often be hard to buddy up with other prints, but this savvy way to style her linear separates made a subtle statement with a pattern that really worked.

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Stripes are a classic, and can add plenty of wow to an outfit with very little effort. And although it can be tricky to wear two striped pieces together, by opting for matching striped patterns, or at the very least tonally coordinated hues, you'll find that doubling your stripes can look really effective.

The key to keeping it chic rather than overwhelming is to also wear them with plainer bottoms or fuss-free separates. Avoid busy florals or animal print in the same outfit as your stripes, as this can look overly-busy.

Matilda Stanley

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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