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Fashion trends are constantly cycling through animal prints, from crocodile to snakeskin and zebra.
But there's one print in particular that's proved itself to be the queen of the concrete jungle, and that's leopard print.
It’s been around for so long, that at this point, everyone basically treats it like black, white, or beige.
Wardrobe stylist Elizabeth Grace Kelly agrees, saying, “Leopard print can absolutely function as a neutral because its mix of browns and black works with so many colors and textures.” In fact, that’s what she says makes this particular animal print so easy to style.
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When it comes to styling leopard print, Kelly suggests treating it as either a pop of color or a statement piece.
Kelly says the easiest way to style leopard print is to treat it like you would a pop of color. Experiment with patterned shoes, bags, scarves, or belts and pair them “with simple basics like blue jeans, a white tee, black trousers, or a chunky knit, and let the print add personality.”
Michael Kors Laila Small Leopard Print Calf Hair Shoulder Bag
This bag combines two fall trends: an east-west silhouette and leopard print. The size is perfect for a night out on the town.
Sam Edelman Michaela Mary Jane Flat
"An unexpected way to wear leopard print is to treat it like a basic instead of a statement piece. A leopard ballet flat with a colorful outfit is playful but can still look elevated."
“Let the leopard print be the statement. Since the color palette is still neutral, you can also add one strong accent piece like a red scarf or teal bag.”
If you’re feeling playful, Kelly advises pairing it with cherry red, kelly green, or powder blue, since leopard print is neutral-hued, after all.
Gap Satin Bias-Cut Skirt
Swapping your go-to basics for leopard-printed options is a simple way to incorporate the trending animal pattern. This subtly satin knee-length slip skirt fits the bill.
Abercrombie Short-Sleeve Tie-Front Top
With its sweet puff sleeves and tie-front design, this top, which is designed from super soft cotton, pairs as well with black denim as it does with a mini skirt and boots.
BDG Logan Printed Buckle Baggy Barrel Jeans
Low-rise, baggy jeans are currently the most coveted denim style. Effortlessly slouchy, this barrel style is way more interesting than any blue wash.
In terms of a statement piece, “A bold leopard print coat or dress pairs best with clean, simple pieces that give the print room to stand out.” Think black pumps, cream fringe boots, or a chocolate brown bag.
Madewell Single-Breasted Topcoat in Leopard Print
Made from brushed jacquard, this printed coat is a bold update to the timeless, longline trench.
Sam Edelman Faux Fur Jacket
Channel TikTok's mob wife aesthetic with this faux fur leopard jacket featuring exaggerated lapels. It adds a glamorous touch to your cold weather look while keeping you warm.
Bebe Ruffle Chiffon Maxi Dress
Few things are sexier than a leopard print dress, and this maxi dress with a leg slit, asymmetrical hem, and tiered ruffle details proves it.
Milumia Women's Leopard Print Mini Dress
This bell sleeve mini with a mesh overlay makes getting dressed so easy. Just throw on some tights and a pair of knee-high boots and you're good to go.
Celebrities are already carrying zebra handbags for fall.
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