Key Takeaways
- Animal Print as Neutral: Animal prints, especially leopard and tiger stripes, can be considered neutrals in fashion.
- Color Pairing: Pairing animal prints with deep shades like purple or olive enhances elegance.
- Accessorizing: Accessories should be whimsical to complement animal prints effectively.
- Fall Fashion: Once a suitable formula is found, integrating animal prints into your wardrobe is easy.
Outfit Details: Kallmeyer Top (sold out, similar here), Adam Lippes Skirt, Dior Heels, Chanel Bag, Sherman Field Earrings (similar here), Dior Sunglasses
I’ve decided that animal print counts as a neutral. At least, that’s what my closet is telling me. Leopard has been in rotation for years, but lately new patterns like tiger stripes have been catching my eye. The trick is pairing a louder print with deeper shades like purple, olive, or a rich red, which gives it an instant touch of elegance. Tiger works with an aubergine top and a bright sandal for a little flair, leopard looks especially good beside mustard yellow or cobalt blue, and a zebra shoe can break up black and white in exactly the right place.
Beyond that, all the look asks for is accessories that don’t take themselves too seriously, whether it’s a brooch or a stone necklace with a bit of whimsy. Once you land on a fall formula that works, animal print becomes as easy to mix into your wardrobe as any other neutral.
Silk Velvet Skirt
Tiger stripes bring a bolder finish to this sleek belted midi skirt.
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Velvet Roman Pant
Leopard print meets plush velvet in a wide-leg silhouette made for cooler days.
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Leopard Jacquard Dress
Leopard jacquard and sweeping fringe give this midi dress a richly textured finish.
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