10 Simple Ways You Can Make Leopard Print Look Luxe

Let there be no doubt in anyone's mind - animal prints are big news for autumn/winter 2018. Arguably, the most dominant theme at the international shows (see Victoria Beckham, Givenchy and Calvin Klein for further details), zebra, leopard and cheetah prints will feature heavily in the wardrobes of fashion editors and influencers over the coming six months. Already, it's caught on among industry insiders, hence the popularity of a certain midi skirt.

While animal prints might have once had trashy connotations, they're easier to wear than you might think. We present 10 chic outfits to inspire your leopard-print love with this season.

Play up to the boldness of the leopard print by clashing with other patterns, as seen on Scandi fashion editor Darja Barannik.

Style a flattering A-line leopard skirt with a simple T-shirt or jumper and heeled ankle boots like Alicia Vikander.

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Not one to shy away from a bold print, Giovanna Battaglia teamed her high-waisted leopard trousers with a mustard shirt and longline open cardigan.

Kate Moss is a long-standing leopard fan, adding a rock 'n' roll flair. She typically pairs her statement coats with all-black ensembles.

Natalia Vodianova added a pop of colour to her bodycon leopard dress with matching bright accessories. The cleavage or legs rule applies here; avoid baring both.

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A leopard print shirt needn't look tacky when styled with denim and heels, as demonstrated by Rosie Huntington-Whiteley.

Channel your inner Anita Pallenberg and wear your leopard coat with denim and a T-shirt for a laid-back feel.

Kate Moss juxtaposed her slinky leopard-print dress with tousled hair and minimal make-up.

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Ruth Negga added '50s glamour to her leopard coat, layering it over a voluminous green skirt and court heels.

Don't be afraid to experiment with leopard prints in unlikely shades. Sienna Miller demonstrates that surprising purple and fuchsia versions work excellently, injecting a youthful appeal.