True story: We never tire of animal prints–and we’re not just talking about classic leopard print, either. Big cat spots are of course the most iconic when it comes to fashion, but they’ve been joined along the way by a variety of other stylish species, some more surprising than others. Today, the animal print picks range from leopard dresses to snakeskin print shoes to cow print accessories (yep, cow print). It’s been a wild year, to say the least–so why not just lean into it, right?
We’ve said it before, but this styling tip bears repeating: Treat your animal prints like neutrals. Sure, you can make an exotic-patterned item the hero piece of your outfit (a cheetah print dress makes a sultry impact all on its own) by pairing it with minimal extras. But you can also mix your animal print clothing and accessories with bold colors, graphic tees, or even other prints. Either way, animal prints are timeless, which makes them ideal for transitioning between seasons. So play around with these patterns or, dare we say, get wild.
Feeling like you want to add some exotics into your closet? You’ve come to the right place. Whether you opt for snakeskin, tiger, leopard, or cow, any of the animal print picks ahead are guaranteed to upgrade your wardrobe. So get ready to show off that killer instinct.
We want to see how you’re wearing animal prints! Show us on Instagram @Lulus using #lovelulus and shop more pieces that will take you straight into the new season!
This post was originally published in June 2019 and has been updated with new content.
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