Animal Print is Back for Autumn/Winter 2025—But With Even More Power and Bite

The Autumn/Winter 2025 catwalks launched an array of contemporary new tendencies for season forward, starting from the area of interest and sudden—like Victoriana particulars and punky leather-based—to the extra predictable, weather-appropriate return of fake fur, ski-core and heritage dressing.

And then, there are these recurring tendencies that trend simply can not seem to get sufficient of—and that everybody will likely be glad to listen to will likely be sticking round for the foreseeable. Chief amongst them? Animal print.

Long synonymous with glamour, maximalism and trend with a capital F, animal print has been a staple of recent ladies’s wardrobes for many years at this level, a lot in order that many now even think about it to be a “neutral”. It feels considerably redundant, then, to say that it is formally again for AW25, on condition that it by no means actually left… What does really feel noteworthy, nevertheless, was its sheer ubiquitousness on the runways, and the numerous designer reinterpretations which might be making animal prints extra alluring than ever.

Khaite AW25, Nina Ricci AW25

(Image credit score: Future/Getty Images, courtesy Khaite)

No longer solely reserved for high-glam Italian manufacturers like Roberto Cavalli, Versace and D&G, the basic leopard print was noticed at Saint Laurent, Fendi and Khaite for AW25—within the type of power-shoulder PVC, head-to-toe leather-based, and calf-hair items respectively.