Leopard print is everywhere right now, but you shouldn’t think of it as a trend. Like black-and-white movies or a Whitney Houston song, leopard print will always be in style. From effortlessly stylish sweaters to show-stopping statement pieces, shop our leopard print spring edit now.
It’s still cold out, so I’m still layering everyday. A lightweight cardigan is perfect for upcoming transitional months! Frame’s cardigan is a standout in this category. Something about their pattern feels extremely elevated to me! The print has so much depth. On the other hand, this SPRWMN cardigan reads more like a neutral and is so lovely. Or you can grab a t-shirt or top to layer underneath your trusty favorites, like this Topshop crinkle long sleeve shirt or this elbow-length knit top from Mint Velvet.
In all of the fashion week street style photos, I noticed a mini-trend: leopard jeans! Don’t be intimidated by statement pants. They’re easier to style than you think! Imagine these J.Crew chino pants with your favorite black cashmere sweater. Or these barrel leg Whistles pants with a crisp white button down and your favorite beat-up loafers. These cute cropped flares are begging for a pair of heels to wear out on your next date night!
Sometimes, a touch of leopard can go a long way. So many of them are also calf-hair, so you get the benefit of texture and pattern. It can really make a big impact! This J.Crew belt or this Mint Velvet belt adds instant life to any jeans and t-shirt combo. For a little bit of va-va-voom, throw on a pair of leopard print heels. They don’t have to be tall or uncomfortable, either! These open-toed Anthropologie kitten heel mules have me dreaming of sunny days, but in the meantime I’ll settle for these Steve Madden pointed toe kitten heels.
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