Leopard print is back, and if you've been wondering how to wear this trend, we've got the purr-fect style tips ...

SHOPPERS rushed to nab the popular Primark bow dress last Christmas - but now the viral frock is finally back ... Others were desperate to nab the new leopard print nightwear.

Others were desperate to nab the new leopard print nightwear ... Fashion fans were overjoyed to see the viral dresses back in stock and many eagerly flocked to the comments to express this.

This pair, from Zara, are fluid and loose so are really comfortable. Paired with comfy flats, I can ease myself gently into the week. And in on-trend leopard print, the shoes don’t look too casual.

Zara Tindall is known for her incredible sense of style. We adore her elite dresses and separates in the most stunning shades. The mother-of-three loves equestrian looks too, from tweed jackets in ...

The daughter of the Princess Royal donned ME+EM's 'Cheesecloth Shirred One Shoulder Maxi Dress in Black', £75/ $122.50 which is a new item in Zara's wardrobe. The stunning item went in to the ...

Luckily, Zara has a selection of 'beautiful' dresses fans think are perfect for those special events. Fashion blogger Helena Critchley (@helenacritchley) wowed social media users after showcasing ...

Remember that viral pink mini from Zara that we were all head over heels? Great news: It's back for 2025 and just in time for summer! The mini, which originally featured a striking paisley print, has ...

Her caption read: "Zara new in. Some absolutely beautiful dresses in here for weddings/holidays and some comfy/easy co-ords! Which is your fave look?" While shoppers liked all the looks ...

Zara paired the pretty dress with trainers by Superga and a sleek Aspinal of London cross-body bag. While Zara’s dress is no longer in stock, the Daily Express has found other purse-friendly ...

Dress it up, dress it down . . . this season, it seems the leopard dress knows no limits. There's something for everyone – and we've picked the 20 best to buy on the high street now.