Know Your Animal Print to Snag the Best Animal Print Party Dress for You!
Show me a woman who doesn’t like animal prints and I’ll show you someone on the side of a tad boring. The great beauties of all time Cleopatra, Nefertiti, and even the deadliest female spy of World War II, Mata Hari, employed the feline appeal of animal print in their seduction arsenal. And why wouldn’t animal print be a most valuable seduction tool? It is evocative of elegance, gracefulness, and most of all power.
In 2012, the seductive appeal of animal print hasn’t wavered one bit. You find it in bags, shoes, dresses, even jewelry. In the celebrity world where celebrities do some fashion jostling for attention on the red carpet, animal print has been used to turn the spotlight on stars with a decidedly risqué vibe.
In 2012, the seductive appeal of animal print hasn’t wavered one bit. You find it in bags, shoes, dresses, even jewelry. In the celebrity world where celebrities do some fashion jostling for attention on the red carpet, animal print has been used to turn the spotlight on stars with a decidedly risqué vibe.
- Rihanna in a Tom Ford crocodile fabric that fit her like a sexy glove, with sharp, black nails matching the dangerous attitude of her outfit.
photo credits: Getty Images - Halle Berry grabs the spotlight in a curvaceous animal print number by Dolce and Gabbana. She knows well enough to go with simple accessories. After all, lace and animal print is a Freudian dream.
photo credits: cocoperez.com - Rachel Bilson’s seductive air is provided by this diaphanous Roberto Cavalli creation. The soft fall of the gown gives it more of a sultry quality than other in-your-face animal print numbers.
If those images have convinced you to don more animal print than before, the first thing you’d have to do before going off and purchasing anything that says “animal print” is know your animal prints. There are 4 popular animal prints that always get any lady’s thumbs up.
photo credits: Getty Images - Leopard print is known for large and small spots as well as open and closed spots. Leopards are symbolic of seething yet quiet power, and any woman who dares don leopard prints will surely identify with the dangerously elegant animal. The burnished background and overall furry gold of leopard make it flattering to most complexions. That may be one of the reasons why it’s the animal-print-most-wanted!
- Cheetah print is similar to leopard but with spots that are smaller and more concentrated. The fastest animal in the world is a lithe feline with strong muscular legs that ripple when in full run. Now, if that’s not a reason to wear a cheetah print dress, we don’t know what is. This cheetah print dress features a unique additional print, peacock feathers. This gives the party dress a decidedly Boho vibe.
- Zebra prints feature striated black stripes that contrast with a stark white background. Most scientists say that zebra patterns are the most balanced. This is probably why it is also a preferred print in the fashion world. After all, who can say no to black and white? This zebra print dress with corset and peplum details is a combination of everything considered sensuous. So if you’re out to attract attention, there’s no way you’ll fail to get what you want.
- Tiger print is similar to zebra except for thinner and more concentrated striated stripes. Instead of black and white, tiger print tones usually have mixes of black and brown against burnished copper fur. Tiger colors are also most flattering to female complexions, turning a creamy complexion creamier, and a golden complexion more golden. This one shoulder tiger print dress with flutter sleeve is a cool interpretation of sexy feline oozing with tiger power.
So, explore your animal print options and decide which print best reflects your personality. You just might be a leopard in sheep’s clothing. And that’s wicked!
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