Simone Ashley Just Wore the Sassy '90s Dress Trend I Know Will Dominate London This Summer
Now that summer is almost here and our calendars are brimming with social activities, it's high time we let our wardrobes have a little more fun. Sporting a playful, '90s-inspired leopard-print minidress, Simone Ashley did just that during a recent trip to the South of France.
With a distinctly '90s silhouette, Ashley's figure-hugging, strappy minidress was expertly accessorised with a sleek shoulder bag, open-toe mules and black cat-eye sunglasses for a glamorous, summer-ready look seeped in retro charm. Looking past the white, soft yellow and pale blue dresses that are everywhere right now, Ashley chose to back the leopard-print trend that's been growing in popularity for months.
Of course, the print has been in circulation for decades, but the animal-print pieces we're seeing right now feel simultaneously fresh and familiar, making the pattern a natural choice if you're hoping to add something statement to your wardrobe that you already know will stand the test of time.
Having seen the leopard-print trend across London's streets in the form of jackets, jeans and shoes all spring, it's now dresses that are getting a big-cat makeover. After months of reacquainting themselves with the style, I know London fashion people will pounce on the style.
To shop the emerging dress trend that's soon to take off, read on to discover our edit of the best leopard-print dresses.
SHOP OUR EDIT OF THE BEST LEOPARD-PRINT DRESSES:
This pretty slip dress also comes in three other colours.
Style with Mary Janes or wear with knee-high biker boots.
Lean into the look with layers of gold jewellery.
You'd be surprised at how easy leopard-print dresses are to work into a capsule wardrobe.
This billowy chiffon dress moves beautifully as you walk.
The frill details add a pretty edge.
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