As someone who loves a fun print, 2025’s food fashion trend is just my taste (pun absolutely intended). It is cheeky, unexpected, and a nice change from simple floral or abstract prints that usually dominate warmer weather. This in’t the first time fruit prints have had a moment, but I still think will have some staying power, as we’ve already seen it popping up beyond summer, including banana motifs on the Jacquemus Fall/Winter 2025 runway, and I anticipate it still being in the trend cycle next year.

Not all food prints are created equal though, so I’ve rounded up all the best wearable fruit and veggie motifs (and beyond!) available in plus sizes now, with options from budget to designer. And even better, because the fashion calendar has already moved on to fall fashion, the vast majority of these styles are on sale now!

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Left to right above: Hill House Home Mini (up to 4xl in the maxi)/ Rachel Antonoff Howard Dress / Abercrombie Pepper Dress (size XXL fits generously) / Samantha Pleet Forager Print Midi Dress

Some seasonal notes to consider:

Citrus prints tend to skew more summery or resort, so these are great pieces to buy on sale now and wear for the rest of summer, pulling them back out for vacations or next spring. Quirkier foods and veggies are somehow more seasonless (see Rachel Antonoff’s plentiful prints and Samantha Pleet’s Forager Print), so if you are looking for something to transition into fall, I recommend those motifs, or something with a darker colored background. If you are looking for just a hint of juicy fruit prints, I recommend size inclusive lingerie label Uye Surana – I have their Fruit Punch mesh cami and it makes for some really cool layering! And if you are looking for a whimsical food print in a fancier silhouette, I can’t recommend Selkie enough – I wore their strawberry print last NYFW and have never felt prettier! (P.S. You can use my reader code CURVILY for an extra discount on their site!)

Click through below for some more really cute ways to wear your fruits and veggies (and beyond):