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Leopard print will always hold a place in our hearts (and our closets!), but if you’re a monochrome lover, you’ll be a fan of the zebra print trend. For a simple take on the look, we’re wearing this L’Academie zebra white skirt with a simple white tee, but if you want to go all-out, try a clashing print top with the addition of this Mariel Blouse. For a more budget friendly option, we also have our eye on this zebra print ruffle wrap skirt, or this Karen Millen zebra mini skirt, both via ASOS.
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5 Animal Print Looks To Make You Stand Out From The Crowd
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Zebra skirt + clashing prints
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Leopard trousers + block colour
It may be tempting to tone down print, and pair it with simple black, but for a bold take on the animal print trend, we love it worn with a bright, block colour. Pair the casual cut of these Flynn Skye pants or these ZARA animal print skinny jeans with this Reclaimed Vintage inspired t-shirt, or for a warmer, look we love the purple of this Shaker Boyfriend Sweater.
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Animal print shirt + paired down basics
Perfect for day or night, we’re always fans of an animal print shirt. This tiger print one from ASOS Design is great for a casual take, but we also love the relaxed fit of this River Island shirt with tie front. The look is easy-to-wear with classic black skinnies, but with warmer weather on the horizon, we’re wearing ours with denim minis. For classic black, this washed black skirt by ASOS Design is perfect, or we love this cream denim skirt by Only.
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Snake print dress + white boots
The snake print trend has been on the rise this year, and we’re loving the flood of snake print dresses that is currently sweeping through stores. Shirt styles are everywhere, so for a thrown on outfit (that looks put together), we’ve got this Pieces snake print maxi and this buttoned snake print H&M dress in our baskets. Wear with white boots for a look that’ll see you into spring. For an investment option, go for these Tibi Dylan Boots, or you can’t go wrong with these RAID Kola White Ankle Boots for under $320!
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Just a hint of print
Not quite sure you can pull off a full animal print look? For an easy way into the trend, print accessories are a simple and inexpensive option to add a bit of interest to your closest. A paired down outfit with animal print sunglasses is sure to make an impact, but we’re also loving the array of print footwear available. For boots that’ll last you seasons to come, we’re lusting after this Rag & Bone snake print style, but these animal print ankle boots by ZARA are also a great buy.
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5 Animal Print Looks To Make You Stand Out From The Crowd
26 February, 2019
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5 Animal Print Looks To Make You Stand Out From The Crowd
Whether you’re a lover of animal print or a little scared of patterns, we’ve put together five looks that are embracing the print that’s everywhere this year.
Animal prints are nothing new. Although leopard print has had a recent surge in popularity and has been used by just about every brand out there, we’ve long been fans of the print. And for 2019, along with the much-loved leopard, other prints are joining the trend, with everything on the market from zebra and tiger, to snake print and more. Whether you’re wanting to go all out and embrace clashing patterns, or just want to dip a toe in with an accessory or two, here’s how to wear it now.
Leopard print will always hold a place in our hearts (and our closets!), but if you’re a monochrome lover, you’ll be a fan of the zebra print trend. For a simple take on the look, we’re wearing this L’Academie zebra white skirt with a simple white tee, but if you want to go all-out, try a clashing print top with the addition of this Mariel Blouse. For a more budget friendly option, we also have our eye on this zebra print ruffle wrap skirt, or this Karen Millen zebra mini skirt, both via ASOS.
It may be tempting to tone down print, and pair it with simple black, but for a bold take on the animal print trend, we love it worn with a bright, block colour. Pair the casual cut of these Flynn Skye pants or these ZARA animal print skinny jeans with this Reclaimed Vintage inspired t-shirt, or for a warmer, look we love the purple of this Shaker Boyfriend Sweater.
Perfect for day or night, we’re always fans of an animal print shirt. This tiger print one from ASOS Design is great for a casual take, but we also love the relaxed fit of this River Island shirt with tie front. The look is easy-to-wear with classic black skinnies, but with warmer weather on the horizon, we’re wearing ours with denim minis. For classic black, this washed black skirt by ASOS Design is perfect, or we love this cream denim skirt by Only.
The snake print trend has been on the rise this year, and we’re loving the flood of snake print dresses that is currently sweeping through stores. Shirt styles are everywhere, so for a thrown on outfit (that looks put together), we’ve got this Pieces snake print maxi and this buttoned snake print H&M dress in our baskets. Wear with white boots for a look that’ll see you into spring. For an investment option, go for these Tibi Dylan Boots, or you can’t go wrong with these RAID Kola White Ankle Boots for under $320!
Not quite sure you can pull off a full animal print look? For an easy way into the trend, print accessories are a simple and inexpensive option to add a bit of interest to your closest. A paired down outfit with animal print sunglasses is sure to make an impact, but we’re also loving the array of print footwear available. For boots that’ll last you seasons to come, we’re lusting after this Rag & Bone snake print style, but these animal print ankle boots by ZARA are also a great buy.
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