How to Style Stine Goya Prints

A Stine Goya print is a gift and a small puzzle. The colour does most of the work, so the styling job is mostly about knowing when to add and when to step back. Here is how I wear the Copenhagen label without overthinking it.

1. Try print on print

This is the Copenhagen move, and Stine Goya is built for it. Pair a floral dress with a striped knit, a checked trouser with a painterly top, and let the two artworks sit together. The trick is a shared colour: pick prints that have one tone in common and the clash reads considered rather than loud. The Boxy Jacket in Checks layers happily over a smaller floral.

2. Let one colour lead

For a quieter day, anchor a printed piece with a tonal flat and a single gold accessory so the colour carries the look on its own. A solid such as the Long Sleeve Rib Top in Chicory Coffee is the easy partner here, tucked into a printed trouser to ground the pattern.

3. Dress one piece up and down

The fluid viscose and lyocell pieces are the workhorses. A printed midi like the Romantic Long Dress in Poppies goes to the office with a flat and a structured bag, then to dinner with a heeled mule and a bold lip. Same dress, two moods.

4. Use solids and stripes as a base layer

Stripes act like a neutral in the Stine Goya world. A smocked stripe such as the Smocked Tunic Long Dress in Smocked Stripes calms a busy floral when you layer the two, and it works just as well on its own with a sandal.

5. Keep accessories simple

When the clothing is this expressive, the shoes and bag can stay quiet. A bare sandal, a soft loafer and one piece of gold jewellery are usually enough. Save the statement earrings for the days you wear a tonal solid.

Ready to put it into practice? Shop printed designer dresses, tops and trousers from the full Stine Goya collection at Coveti. New to the label? Start with our guide to who Stine Goya is, then see the current Pre-Fall 2026 edit.