Quiet Luxury's Out—Here's How Stylish Women Are Wearing Loud Luxury's First Viral Trend

Nina Sandbech in a burgundy faux fur jacket, bag, and tights with a zebra print skirt.

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Most of us have seen and heard a lot about quiet luxury, especially in the past two years. The Instagram-initiated aesthetic is characterized by muted hues, impeccable tailoring, luxury basics, and subdued accessories. For many, whether they call it quiet luxury or not, this look will live on forever. However, a shift is happening in the fashion industry, and louder, more maximalist takes on luxury are gaining popularity. Of all the bold ways to embrace this change, one specific trend is proving to be chic women's favorite time and again: animal print.

Animal print is omnipresent in fashion, but it's animal-print skirts that have really taken over in the early weeks of 2025. Whether it be neutral snakeskin, playful cow print, or always-chic leopard, the market's skirt options are vast, and the styling potential is even broader. Some of my favorite fashion follows are giving a master class in the trend—find all the inspiration you need in the mix below.

Chunky Knit + Leopard Miniskirt

Anne-Laure Mais in a navy sweater and leopard print miniskirt.

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This combination plays with closet staples from different seasons, including a chunky knit, an animal-print skirt, a raffia bag, sporty sunglasses, and elegant heels. The way they're all smartly tossed together feels like the quintessential French-girl aesthetic.

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Bomber Jacket + Leopard Midi Skirt

Grece Ghanem in a black leather jacket and leopard print midi skirt.

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One of this year's top trends is the leather bomber, according to Hailey Bieber at least. Pairing it with a viral leopard-print midi skirt only makes it look more current. Add on classic black accessories to ground the ensemble.

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Faux-Fur Jacket + Zebra-Print Skirt

Nina Sandbech in a burgundy faux fur jacket, bag, and tights with a zebra print skirt.

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Zebra print is the playful first cousin to the more traditional leopard print, and paired with burgundy, it's perfection. Keep it monochromatic with matching jewel-tone accessories to bring an unmatched level of sophistication. Plus, a colorful faux-fur coat is everything.

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T-Shirt + Leopard Slip Skirt

Karoline Beltner in a gray T-shirt and a leopard-print slip skirt.

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This easygoing option for wearing animal print feels young and fresh. An effortless T-shirt with a low-slung slip skirt and cord necklace gives the early-aughts look a toned-down feel that looks cool every time.

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Tank Top + Cow-Print Miniskirt

Sofia Coelho in a a black tank top, cow print skirt, and loafers.

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Cow print is a zany yet very cool way to wear animal print. A simplistic tank top, a Western belt, and chunky loafers keep it feeling very modern and West Coast.

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Graphic T-Shirt + Snakeskin Skirt

Lisa Folawiyo in a tie-dye shirt, snakeskin skirt, and Amina Muaddi mules.

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Don't be afraid to combine patterns when it comes to a neutral animal print like snakeskin. The play between colors and animal prints creates the perfect maximal look. Anchor the ensemble with rich gold accessories.

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Blazer + Vest + Longline Zebra Skirt

Damilola Edaowo in a blazer, vest, zebra print skirt, and heels.

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Swap out trousers for an unexpected bottom half to a structured three-piece suit, like this floor-length zebra-print skirt. The tailored top and slinky bottom create the ideal unexpected duo. Your go-to heels, a personal necklace, and a black mini bag wrap up the look.

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Freelance Fashion and Accessories Editor

Copelyn is a freelance fashion and accessory editor who formerly worked forBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing as an associate shopping editor. Before her time atBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing , Copelyn was at Bustle Digital Group, working on the accessory market for cover shoots and fashion features across Nylon, The Zoe Report, Bustle, Romper, and Elite Daily. Copelyn also previously worked at InStyle and Cosmopolitan in the fashion departments. Copelyn has a journalism degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. In her spare time, she freelances in graphic and web design in the fashion space and loves to upcycle clothing, home décor, and sneakers.