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" Geometry might not have been your thing, but good news is you don&amp;#039;t have to solve for X or know the angle degrees of these shapes to appreciate how cool geometric patterns look printed on fabric. Here are some awesome and somewhat ballsy outfits to inspire you to try the trend this spring: 1. Triangles.  Getty Images  Getty Images  Getty Images  Getty Images 2. Quadrilaterals.  Getty Images   Getty Images  Getty Images  Getty Images  Getty Images    Getty Images  Getty Images  Diego Zuko 3. Mixed Prints. Go bold, or balance it out with smaller print on top and a larger one on the bottom.  Getty Images   Getty Images   Getty Images  Getty Images 4. Crazy Shapes. You don&amp;#039;t have to know the technical name of the shape to know it looks awesome.   Getty Images           Sneak {late night} peek at what&amp;amp;#39;s on the blog tomorrow // See www.damselindior.com for links A photo posted by Jacey Duprie (@damselindior) on Jan 22, 2014 at 11:53pm PST       Getty Images   Getty Images  Getty Images  Diego Zuko Here are some pieces to get you started with your own kaleidoscope look:  Clockwise from top left: Embellished Mini Skirt, NEEDLE &amp;amp; THREAD, $280; White and Silver Clutch, MISS SELFRIDGE, $61; Beaded Top, MARSHALLSONLINE.COM For Store Locations, $40; Gold Sunburst Ring, HOUSE OF HARLOW 1960, $35; Nude Cage Wedges, KDB, $90; Gold Shard Bracelet, AKIRA, $15 RELATED: 6 Ways to Dress Up Without Wearing a Dress 12 Reasons Why Blush Is the New Black The 11 Best Ways to Wear Leopard Print 6 Ways to Add Crochet and Lace to Your Outfit Why You Should Break the Rules About Wearing Stripes  Why You Should Wear All One Color How to Pull Off Athletic Wear IRL Follow Brooke on Twitter. Photo Credit: Getty Images; Instagram; Diego Zuko  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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