We asked some of our favorite influencers to style pieces from our fall collection featuring animal prints galore. We’re just wild about the outfits they put together. Read on for their tips, tricks, and thoughts about how to add a lot or a little of this classic print to your wardrobe.
Romy Schorr of @RomyRaves
“I’ve created a leopard ensemble that feels very luxe and stylish by including a couple varieties of leopard prints that I can wear to meetings, events and even date night and I am absolutely loving it! “- Romy Shore
Chassity Evans of @LookLingerLove
“I’ve been seeing A LOT of animal print this season, and this new structured tote is the perfect Fall accessory. The neutral pattern makes it easy to carry as an every-day tote, and I like the size and sturdy structure.”- Chassity Evans
Tonya Parker of @TheRealChicLife
“Wearing animal print can seem like a bold wardrobe choice but animal print actually acts as a neutral, which means it will go with pretty much everything. I had a hard time embracing animal print at first because to me it seemed to scream “hey guys, look at me!” but then I introduced a few smaller key pieces to my wardrobe and fell in love. Now instead of screaming look at me it’s more subtle like “why thank you, I do feel fabulous.”… I’m crazy about this chic Cheetah-Print Mock-Neck Dress from Chico’s and when I say it’s going to be on repeat I mean it. I will wear it with red booties, black and brown leather knee high boots, and a plethora of heels. Please don’t tell me you’re tired of seeing me in it because it’s going to be my wardrobe BFF for fall.”- Tonya Parker
Tanya Foster of @TanyaFosterBlog
“Who is ready for cooler weather? Specifically sweater weather? ME! I can’t wait for cooler temps, pumpkin spice lattes, fall decorations and the chance to wear sweaters. As soon as those temperatures drop you will find me in this amazing animal print jacquard cardigan. It’s so good layered over this shell like I have on but imagine it over a thin black turtleneck sweater or white button down shirt.”- Tanya Foster
