How-To
Lessons in Leopard
It goes without saying that we’re leopard lovers. The fierce feline print is on our mood boards, in our store decor… it's even used as upholstery in our showroom at VB HQ. Here, we share our favorite tips to wearing the statement-making print, whether a little or a lot. Just remember, no matter how you work it, walking on the wild side is always in style.
1. Mix your spots.
In our world, leopard is a neutral, so we’re huge fans of mixing up the prints and wearing them all at once. Our favorite combo right now? The Penny pullover paired with the Bethel pencil skirt, and topped off with the oh-so-chic Senna dickey coat. Talk about a fashion moment.
In our world, leopard is a neutral, so we’re huge fans of mixing up the prints and wearing them all at once. Our favorite combo right now? The Penny pullover paired with the Bethel pencil skirt, and topped off with the oh-so-chic Senna dickey coat. Talk about a fashion moment.
2. Wear leopard as a stylish accent.
Not ready to go head-to-toe with the standout print? No problem! We love the strong visual impact a leopard accessory can make to any outfit. Go for our Elsy belt or Tanner booties, which embraces style and comfort and, most importantly, brings even the simplest of outfits into the spotlight.
Not ready to go head-to-toe with the standout print? No problem! We love the strong visual impact a leopard accessory can make to any outfit. Go for our Elsy belt or Tanner booties, which embraces style and comfort and, most importantly, brings even the simplest of outfits into the spotlight.
3. Keep it effortless and elegant.
That’s right, the wild print can be tamed beautifully by way of polished pieces, like our Arielle midi dress. The luxe silk style is equal parts modest and bold, making it perfectly office-friendly yet playful enough for post-work cocktails.
That’s right, the wild print can be tamed beautifully by way of polished pieces, like our Arielle midi dress. The luxe silk style is equal parts modest and bold, making it perfectly office-friendly yet playful enough for post-work cocktails.
Whichever way you go, we encourage you to follow your instincts and show us your spots by tagging us at @veronicabeard.
Candice Huffine, left, wearing the Steele dickey jacket, Arielle dress, Elsy belt and Roan sandals, and Hannah Ferguson in the Senna dickey coat, Cedar turtleneck, Minerva pants and Taran mules with removable crystal clips