How to Wear Leopard Print Clothes

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Leopard prints can be a bold addition to your closet.

Every few seasons a new trend rolls around that can have even the most hardcore fashion maven stumped. Animal prints can either make a look or render it entirely too overbearing. As a result, it is essential to know what works for your body type and personal style. Leopard print clothing, when coordinated correctly, can become a year-round, chic addition to your wardrobe. Does this Spark an idea?

Instructions

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      Start small. Begin with accessories when incorporating leopard print into your wardrobe. Working a leopard print belt into a neutral outfit, such as shades of white, tan or beige, will add spice to an otherwise monochromatic look. If you want to go a little bolder, try a chic leopard print clutch, wedge or strappy sandal.

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      Mix a leopard print top with a solid bottom and vice versa. The last thing you want is to look like you just stepped out of the jungle. Stay classy by sticking to one piece at a time. Try a leopard print cropped top or tunic with a pair of linen trousers or black leggings. A bold pair of leopard tights will stand out just right under a neutral shift dress.

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      Keep it simple. Leopard print clothing can be found in various colors, from your standard brown to out-there purple. In order to avoid a fashion mishap, steer clear of print mixing. For a classic look that will stand the test of fashion time, choose shades closest to natural animal tones when buying any animal print clothing.

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      Go extra bold. A curve-hugging leopard print dress, bodysuit or jacket can take your night from drab to fab. When wearing leopard in a statement-making piece, let the print become the main focus. Keep jewelry to a minimum, such as a simple pair of stud earrings, and other accessories muted. Have your pieces tailored to get the perfect fit for your body.

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