A reader is puzzled by the popularity of animal print in women’s fashion. Our critic offers an explanation for its appeal. By Vanessa Friedman Will we ever see the end of leopard print on women ...

The singer and actress was spotted returning to her London hotel in head-to-toe cheetah print—a far cry from the demure coat dress and top hat she wore earlier in the day. Like many stars these ...

Leopard print doesn’t have to be dramatic. Pair leopard print pants with a simple white shirt and sneakers for an easy, laid-back look. The pattern gives just enough edge without overpowering ...

For a print that’s supposedly a form of camouflage, leopard sure can be spotted almost anywhere these days. While I’m far from over it (see: my roundup of leopard print bags, shoes ...

We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Though it may be nature's camouflage, leopard print certainly isn't fashion's. As Jo Weldon aptly points out in her book Fierce ...

Now, I’m sold on the standout style. This may come as no surprise if you’ve scrolled Instagram, stepped into a bar or strolled through any high street stores in the past few months.

Google just revealed that, last month, searches for leopard print reached their second highest point since 2012. Let that sink in. For twelve years, leopard print has been in and out of fashion – ...

It never truly goes out of style, but right now leopard print is once again at the forefront of fall trends, and I for one could not be more excited. Whether you want to go full Fran Drescher or ...

Just a few weeks ago, Rihanna was spotted in a pair of heeled leopard print boots, which she paired with light-wash jeans and a simple white button-down shirt. And a few months ago, supermodel ...

It’s leopard loafers. While leopard print has never truly left the runway, this season the animal print has come back stronger than ever. It’s a main character in every part of our closets ...

For those who are looking for a cheaper alternative, ASOS Design's Borg gilet in leopard print is retailed for £30 but instead of front buttons, it's a tie fastening with no pockets ...