Nike Victorious

Nike Victorious by amoronia featuring a hard case clutch

The Broken Umbrella

Once upon a time there was a broken umbrella. It was left alone somewhere, to die. But a poor girl came and rescued it, and put it in her wardrobe. Years passed, and the umbrella suddenly acquired very desirable qualities, for leopard print came in fashion again - and its fabric was a beautiful leopard print, still very new.

The poor girl decided to give that fabric new life and make it into rings, shoe clips and brooches. Maybe some people would then give it a loving home...

Corsage

Ring

Shoe clips

Leopard Print You Might Actually Get Away With

When I asked some of my friends online whether they would consider buying a leopard print piece of clothing - accessory this season, the answer was a unanimous: 'No way!'

Now I am not a huge fan myself, but I don't think I can resist the items I have picked to feature here, as they provide a whole new perspective to the leopard print thing. After all, leopard print may be wild, but it has an undoubted natural appeal and could actually be elegant, with the appropriate combinations. If you are confident about the way you style your clothes, why not give it a try?

The Shoe Clips

Leopard ribbon and glass bead cockade shoe clip, by zelmarose, $110

The Leggings

Leopard print legging. All Sizes - by LeilanniLand, $45

The Party Bag

Georgia leopard print satin clutch, by EmmaGordonLondon, $65

The Scarf

necklush ultra - coco leopard, by necklush, $62

The Earrings

Glam Rock Earrings. Leopard Print, by poppychicdesigns, $11.25

The Vintage

Vintage Dolce and Gabana Leopard Print Sweater, by storyboutique, $95

See? Leopard print doesn't have to be dangerous! In fact, those Etsy finds were really cool! I am waiting for your comments below...