From statement trousers to printed cardigans, here's Vogue's guide to styling leopard print in 2024, as inspired by the archive.
From Janice from Friends and Joan Collins, to Eastenders star Pat Butcher and Kate Moss, leopard print has been worn by a multitude of women – and in a multitude of ways – over the decades.
The ’90s and Noughties are certainly ripe for the picking when it comes to leopard-print inspiration. For an entry-point ensemble, we recommend investing in a leopard-print accessory – be it a bag, a shoe or a scarf – as it’s a failsafe way to liven up your wardrobe basics. Kate Moss’s iconic airport ensemble from 1994 is the ultimate reference point.
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