Leopard print never goes out of fashion, and yet it can be something of an acquired taste. A shirt or a jacket, not to mention leopard print pants, can easily get to be too much leopard pattern on one's body. I've never been a big fan.
Lately, however, with the resurgence of this fashion trend, I’ve started paying more attention to how fans of this pattern wear it, and have noticed some very interesting and successful combinations. So if you’re considering including leopard print in your wardrobe, read on for advice on how to mix and match old clothes to make new fashion statements around a leopard print item (shirt, jacket, pants, scarf, etc.). You may find that wearing leopard print is easier to pair happily than you'd thought, and will not require a major overhaul of your wardrobe. Following are some style tips that I hope even seasoned wearers of this fashionable pattern can find useful.
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Good point :) Thanks for visiting, Tolovaj!
Isn't interesting how animal patterns never really fall out of fashion? Lovely presentation, Mira!
Yes, I agree, they can be in the right combinations :)
Thank you, Carley! Leopard shoes can be fun :)
I love this! These are all great ways to wear leopard print. i'm especially a fan of the shoes!
Thank you, Anita! Tight pants and bustier in leopard print can look good if you have the body and attitude for it :)
Great tips Mira. I love leopard print myself. I used to wear a real t.right pants and bustier in velvet leopard a long time ago. One of my favourite outfits. When I outwore the first (I designed it myself), I got another suit made.
Derdriu, I took a look at Chronicles and it appears to be a disjointed compilation of some of Dylan's thoughts and remembrances. I may buy it, but as I'm not familiar with some of the bands and names, I may not get a lot out of it. Still, one reviewer said he mentions various authors as well. I may be in more luck with that.
You said your sister wrote about Dylan and Yates. I remember the article. So Emma's your sister? She writes just like you, btw!
From what I've heard and read of his lyrics so far, Bob Dylan surely sounds like an inspiration. I'll have to read and see. Maybe there's something there for a future book :) Finding connections between his writings and other poems sounds like a great project, especially if he mentioned his favorite authors in his autobiography. Yes, I've seen that movie and really enjoyed it!
Mira, My pleasure to give reminders concerning Bob Dylan. ;-)
My sister read Bob Dylan's autobiography, "Chronicles Volume One" and said that it was intriguing.
Have you seen Martin Scorsese's documentary on Bob Dylan, "No Direction Home"? It's very interesting. It covers his early fame, from the New York scene to his retreat from fame after his motorcycle accident.
It is quite a challenging, deep, and rewarding venture to delve into Bob Dylan's lyrics. For everything that has been plumbed from his words, there's so much more. His songs are like icebergs: what you see is only a small part of the whole. (My sister, who is taking a break from writing so her writings are no longer available on the internet, did a study of Bob Dylan's "All Along the Watchtower" and made connections with a poem by William Butler Yeats, a poet who explored timelessly deep truths in his way just as Bob Dylan does in his.)
Is there a chance of your writing about what you glean from his lyrics and from reading about him?