Animal energy
What you wear is a measure of your mood. There are always moments to be bold and expressive – and what element better than animal print?
Thankfully, the exotic patterns lend themselves to a neutral colour palette, making it an easily workable tone in your wardrobe.
Once Christian Dior sent leopard print instead of pelts down the runway in 1947, the trend was hotly embraced. The late Roberto Cavalli was famous for giving animal prints their glory, a love of the distinctive patterns and endless sex appeal. In homage to him and the timeless flair these elements offer, escape to your wild side.
