Some say it’s too loud or over-the-top, while others insist it’s an enduring classic that never loses its bite.
Love it or loathe it, the iconic leopard print never fails to generate conversation. We’re definitely in the “love it” camp!
Unlike squares or stripes, leopard print delivers style, glamour and sex appeal.
It also conveys a confident and daring attitude while maintaining a chic and classic vibe.
A true head-turner, this wild motif is bold yet surprisingly versatile, bringing untamed energy to any outfit, whether it’s a statement coat, a trendy cap, a sleek scarf, a bold bag or a chic pair of ballet flats.
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Yes, that’s right. It’s not necessary to wear leopard print head-to-toe (it can even look trashy if not properly styled), as a little touch of leopard print, such as a purse, a shawl, or a pair of shoes, can elevate your outfit to a whole new level.
Why, for a quirky and edgy look, a mix of prints like leopard and stripes, or leopard and checks works to add vibrant contrast and personality.
Since the spotty motif is a perennial favourite, leopard print makes a strong statement in collections from both luxury labels and high-street brands.
Dior’s Autumn/Winter 2024/2025 collection features not just one, but a few outfits adorned in leopard print, including a coat as well as an evening ensemble intricately beaded to resemble the wild cat’s spots.
Our favourite is a belted short-sleeve blouse and shorts combo, perfectly paired with a matching cap – naturally, in leopard print.
French brand Celine’s take on the feral pattern is more understated.
The print, which appears to be on ponyhair, subtly accents the top part of a leather jacket. So cool and effortlessly edgy.
A wrap coat in grey leopard print is purr..fection in every spot!
Designed by Stella McCartney, this piece from her latest Autumn 2025 collection is perfect for making an effortlessly chic impression.
High street label Mango’s leopard motif appears on a skirt.
While the design itself isn’t groundbreaking, it morphs into understated elegance when worn with a grey sweater.
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The unexpected combination is simply chic with a modern, polished feel.
Guys are not left out of the style safari as Dolce & Gabbana unleashes a long coat in grey leopard print.
Making a roaring statement, it is modelled by K-Pop star Doyoung in the Italian label’s Autumn/Winter 2024/2025 ad campaign. Clearly, a wild moment for menswear.
Renowned for its love of animal prints, Roberto Cavalli, this time showcases a silky leopard print dress paired with a matching blazer.
Feline finesse at its finest! Could this be the meow-velous look for Christmas or New Year’s?