Fashion

[wilma]

No, I am not tired of animal print. Leopard in a neutral color is my favorite animal print to wear. I have a traditional cardigan and a wrap dress in brown and black leopard. I also have a giraffe print in dark navy.  I had a pair of faux snake pumps I loved, but I had to get rid of them because the heel was way too high and uncomfortable. 

[KBEANS]

I like animal prints. I have a few pieces. I despise camo. Especially pink and blue. 

[Shanus]

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@Kitty 2889 wrote:
Is anybody else sick of ANIMAL PRINT?

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@Kitty 2889   I like my animal print, but only in accessories. I don't like animal print in strange colors not found on animals. The same for camo. It's not meant to be in pastel or other colors except the original olive tones. 

[Shanus]

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@Lipstickdiva wrote:

Yesterday morning I was bored so I put on YouTube and a recommended video came up about style trends and what is dated/out of style.

These recommendations always make me laugh but among other things, the woman said animal print is out.  I personally don't think animal print is ever out.  I think sometimes it is more popular than other times but it seems to have become a classic. 

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@Lipstickdiva   Following influencers is a slippery slope. Their opinions are just that. Some have no formal training in makeup or styling to tell me what's in or out.

[shoptilyadropagain]

I like it a little but certainly don't love it.  I had a t-shirt in a giraffe print that I really liked but it was a little snug when I bought it so I never wore it much.  Years ago I had a small print leopard lt. weight jacket (denim jacket style)  that I had and wore.

[JeanLouiseFinch]

I admit. I really like leopard print but only when done in the browns or greys.  In unnatural colors, it's stupid and just wrong. JMO

[wagirl]

am not an animal print girl altho i do like it in very small doses--would NEVER wear an entire piece of clothing  in it----

[okaywitheasypay]

I agree with @Lipstickdiva  that it has become a classic . I always have a touch of it in my winter wardrobe. When in pastels it looks more like a strange camo to me. 

I agree with @Kachina624 that in movies ,especially older movies if a female is dressed in head to toe animal print it is generally a sterotyped ' floozie ' .

[CatsyCline]

Floozie as in "Laverne" by Cher?  costume by Bob Mackie

[itsmagic]

I like animal print in small doses.  I think I own only one animal print item - a sweater in a black and grey  print.