New fashion trends are wandering the wild side
A quick glance in the current fashion magazines reveals that the greatest designers are displaying more and more their animal instinct. From the trail to real life, wild animal prints are a must of fashion and include everything from butterflies to zebra.
In fact, most fashion experts say that this season's most fashionable styles are a mix of bohemian and wild safaris. Tiger and zebra prints, jungle patterns and detailed embellished tunics are an indispensable fashionable look that anyone can wear. Here are some tips that will help you succeed:
Stylists say that wearing safari animal prints, especially leopard print, is a great way to add a bold and fashionable touch to your wardrobe.
If you are looking for a transformation, the butterfly motif also takes off in the fashion sector and can be seen on everything from shoes to hair clips, bags, tops and even dresses. Celebrities catch the craze, as evidenced by the pages of beauty and fashion magazines.
Butterflies have started to move from fashion to other industries. Because butterflies symbolize the freedom and confidence that comes with it, some brands have chosen it as an icon. Lastly, Stayfree has incorporated a nice butterfly logo to its fun and glossy Dry Max packaging. So, if you're looking for a way to energize your wardrobe, stylists ask you to incorporate a butterfly element, whether it's a purse, a top, a scarf or a pin.
The animal trend goes beyond leopards and butterflies. Fashionistas can expect to see many more clothes and accessories with animal elements in the coming months.
Other trends to watch for include snake-skin accessories and elegant African-inspired pieces, as well as the real and fake furs that adorn jackets, sweaters and more. Luxury fabrics such as crocodile, shearling and even fox fur necklaces were in fashion at recent fashion shows and are expected to appear in the coming months.
In terms of fashion, it's the jungle. Remember, with these bold safari-style prints and accessories, be careful not to overdo it. Sometimes, less is more.
