Leopard Print Is Taking Over New York Fashion Week Street Style
Street style photos prove this timeless pattern is the season’s fiercest style move. Showgoers pounced on the scene wearing striking fur coats, sleek statement accessories, and more.
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Leopard print is having a big New York Fashion Week moment. Showgoers capture in street style photos are embracing the bold, untamed pattern in full force, turning the city’s sidewalks into a jungle of high-fashion spots and stripes. Whether styled in statement outerwear, sleek accessories, or full head-to-toe ensembles, the print has proven its staying power, effortlessly merging timeless glamour with modern edge.
Classic leopard coats were a favorite among attendees, draped over everything from sharp tailoring to casual denim, adding an instant dose of attitude. Others leaned into the motif more dramatically, donning matching sets, slinky dresses, and even printed boots for a maximalist approach. But even those who preferred subtlety found a way to incorporate the trend—think leopard-embossed handbags and chic head scarves peeking out. As explosive as the print is, fashion week guests also reveled in various textures of leopard print, spanning sateen, velour, and matte textures.
Should this leopard craze come as a surprise? After all, this is coming off the heels of last year's major "mob wife" trend, that helped catapult furs (also trending in street style) and animal prints back into the fashion trend cycle. While traditionally associated with warm, neutral tones, this season’s interpretations played with color and finish, offering fresh takes on the beloved print. Designers like Khaite and street style stars alike are experimenting with bold variations, proving that leopard can be as versatile as it is eye-catching.
Click through the gallery below to see the best street style photos capturing NYFW showgoers who made leopard print the standout trend of the season.