8 Casual But Cool Ways To Wear Leopard Print This Season

 

A leopard printed anything can make a casual look go from mild to wild, but turn it around and you’ll find that casually styling the classic animal print can be just as fun. Playing with any print is tricky but trying to pair it with something as bold as leopard can get difficult especially if you’re trying to tone down its sex appeal.  It’s not something you can wear with anything and it’s not your usual go-to piece for a day out, but it’s definitely something to explore. See 8 casual but cool ways to wear leopard this season.

1. Wear it with a baseball cap and a denim bag.

2. Take your leopard bag our with a white top and flared jeans.

3.  Your rockstud heels would look perfect with a striped tee and a lace skirt.

4. Tone down the sexiness of a leopard skirt with a stylish sweater and black boots.

6. A leopard cover-up and ankle heels are two elements of a sultry look but throw on a muscle tee and loose, rolled-up jeans and you’re casually ready to go.

7. Another easy solution is to find a pair of statement leopard shoes without the heels. Keep it classy with neutral tones and a mini satchel bag.

8. A pair of metallic leopard pants worn with a white tee and blazer sets an office-appropriate look that can easily take you from a lunch date to an evening stroll.

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The Standout Street Style Looks at Haute Couture Fall 2015

From top bloggers, to stylish editors and celebrities, fashion lovers gathered around the city of light to attend the Haute Couture Fall 2015 shows of Christian Dior, Atelier Versace, Giambattista Valli, and Chanel. While the runway proved worthy of the buzz, the streets were just as exciting. While stars Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Olivia Palermo, and Jessica Alba decked out in prints, writer and former fashion editor Miroslava Duma and The Blonde Salad’s Chiara Ferragni opted for corporate chic.

See the standout street style looks below:

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DIY SEQUIN STRIPED TOTE

I recently saw this bag, and did a little ooh-ing and ahh-ing over it, but for $175 it wasn’t an option. When I was at Hobby Lobby a few weeks ago, I discovered a plain canvas tote I knew I had to put to use! I came up with this…

Using the same steps as the DIY Sequin Clutch, and similar supplies, this tote was a breeze to make!

Total Time: 10 minutes

Total Cost: 6$! 

(use your 40% off single item coupon on tote or trim!)

You can’t beat that! I made this for a dear friend of mine and can’t wait to send it to her.

 

 

 

Supplies:

This canvas tote or similar.

Sequin Trim (lots of colors available)

Hem Tape OR Glue Gun

I hope you get a chance to make one!

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The List: #OOTD Picks of the Month

 

Nadine Lustre (@nadzlustre)

They’re talented, they’re beautiful, and they’re pretty damn stylish too. While we all thought their daily life updates, behind-the-scenes photos and gorgeous #selfies were enough to keep us glued to their Instagram accounts, it turns out their off-duty looks are enough reason to click the follow button. From Sarah Lahbati’s retro style to Janine Gutierrez’s double denim #ootd, see our favorite looks of the month below.

Martine Cajucom (@ilovemartine)

Sarah Lahbati (@sarahlahbati)

Yassi Pressman (@yassipressman)

Kiana Valenciano (@kianavee)

Coleen Garcia (@coleengarcia)

Sam Richelle (@samrichelle)

Janine Gutierrez (@janinegutierrez)

Kim Jones (@kimcamjones)

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DIY ZIPPER CLUTCH WITH MONOGRAM OR POM POM

Confession time: I’m terrified of zippers. Where do they go? How do you sew them properly? How do you hide the ends? I have no idea! If you share my phobia then this easy zipper clutch is just for you. Trust me, if I can do it then you totally can too.

As a sewing newbie I decided to hand stitch the clutch. And this worked really well because I was able to go slower and have more control over the stitches and zipper placement.

Give it a go and you’ll have perfect holiday gifts. An you might discover that although zippers have teeth they certainly don’t bite. (Pun. Ha!)

FEARLESS ZIPPER CLUTCH

SUPPLIES NEEDED

• 7-inch zipper
• Needle
• Thread
• Cutting board
• Fabric cutter
• Fabric ruler
• Two different colored fabrics that are at least 9.5 inches x 14.5 inches

Lay the two pieces of fabric on top of one another and line up the edges. The fabric that goes inside the pouch should be on top.

Unwrap the zipper and position it across the top of the fabric against a corner. Use the fabric cutter to trim the fabric down to the length of the zipper. As you can see, I folded my fabric in half vertically to save time. If you used a 7-inch zipper then you should now have two pieces of fabric that are around 9.5 inches wide.

Once you’ve trimmed the width of the fabric you’ll want to trim the length. This is up to you depending on you deep of a clutch you want but I went with 14 inches long. Again, I folded the fabric in half before cutting to save time.

You should now have two pieces of fabric that are roughly 9.5 inches by 14 inches. Take each piece of fabric and fold it in half vertically with the pattern side facing in. Use a sewing machine or a needle and thread to sew the three outer sides, leaving the top edge open.

Now flip the outside pouch right side out and place the other pouch inside it. Are you beginning to see your pouch come together?

Go around the top of pouch and fold the ends in towards each other. This can be a little tricky but using an iron really helps the folds stay in place.

Okay, time for the zipper. Don’t freak out; you can do this! Unzip the zipper and line one end up with the side seam of the two pouches. Slide the zipper half in between the two folds of fabric (teeth side up) and stitch it in place. Go slowly and watch out for unfolding fabric.

Continue stitching until you’ve reached the other side seam of the pouch. Looking good, right? This zipper stuff isn’t that hard!

Flip the pouch over and repeat on the other side.

If there is any extra zipper left at either end tuck it down in between the fabric folds. For fun, you can add a fuzzy pom pom to the zipper pull or a sparkly applique.

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