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We only include products that have been independently selected by The Zoe Report's editorial team. Below, see how 15 influencers subtly sport the print, and how they go all out. The beauty of checkered print is you can go as minimal or as over-the-top as your heart desires. "The checkered print is often associated with tablecloth’s of various eateries so the simplicity and familiarity of the print symbolizes the nostalgia of my many visits to see her and to have a good authentic Grenadian meal." "The Welfed Button Up Crop Top and pant are named after my grandmother's restaurant located in the tiny countryside town of Grenville, Grenada," Noel notes. It’s no surprise they are on-trend again." The New York-based label's collection features a matching checkered top and bottom. "In fashion, everything is constantly being reinvented. "Checkered prints are classic and have been used in various ways for decades," Felisha Noel, designer of Fe Noel, tells TZR. Off the runways, you're probably already familiar with the checkered print pieces from cool-girl favorite contemporary labels like Holiday The Label, Paloma Wool, Giu Giu, KkCo, and Fe Noel. Photo: Victor VIRGILE/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Image Preen By Thornton Bregazzi Fall/Winter 2020. "But apart from this I always loved clean graphics like checkerboard and have used it in several collections over the years." "Fall 20 was inspired by Milanese architecture and interior, especially from the '60s and early '70s where the checkerboard pattern is often used for marble floors or tiled walls," Arbesser says. "It will always be an extremely good pattern, also because depending on size or color, it can work perfectly from very elegant to punky or streetwear." For its Fall/Winter 2020 collection, the brand drew historical references to create its abstract checkered print. "I think checkerboard is something like stripes for summer," designer Arthur Arbesser tells TZR. In fact, on the Fall/Winter 2020 runways, labels like Arthur Arbesser, Mara Hoffman, Preen By Thornton Bregazzi, and Coach are modernizing the print. However, you don't have to own a skateboard to wear the checkerboard print trend. The first checkered print piece you owned (or have distinct memories of) might have been Vans' signature checkerboard slide-on sneakers, which dates back to the late '70s and has been a favorite of skaters and punk rock enthusiasts.
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