Last summer, the streets of Copenhagen were dyed with leopard print outfits that made fashionistas feel like they were in Africa. This year, fashionistas took to the streets in a grand display of zebra print.
Harriet Herbig – Matten, star of the hit TV series Maxton Hall, wore a zebra print dress. The brand Caro Editions was included in the most beautiful shows at Copenhagen Fashion Week Spring Summer 2025 with zebra patterned clothes
Photos: @harriet.herbigmatten, @spotlighttime
There are those who wear it “over or under,” and there are those who like to make a statement with just one accessory. Zebra pants, denim crop top, and red ankle boots street style
Zebra print is the queen of “urban fashion” that is our summer wardrobe. While leopard print is still a must-have, zebra print will dominate our wardrobes in the summer of 2025. A coat, available in black and white, is more subtle than the “roar” of the cheetah print and is easy to wear from morning to night. The latest runway show from fashionistas shows us that zebra print is back and will be growing until next spring.
Previously, street stars have been showing off this pattern on the streets of summer 2024, not to mention fashion houses competing with each other in eye-catching zebra outfits.
Zebra pants and skirts are a big passion of Nordic fashionistas.
Ulla Johnson focuses on wide-leg zebra pants. Jacquemus fall/winter 2024 with a dress designed by Simon Porte reinterpreting dolce vita when combined with pastel colors like baby pink with black and white stripes
Photos: @Ullajohnson, @Jacquemus
But how to match zebra print?
Rosie Huntington-Whiteley at the Jacquemus fashion show in Capri, wearing a skirt with a tank top, black accessories and gold jewelry. Besides, her boots “stand out” with eye-catching black and white striped patterns on the street.
In fact, the important question remains: “How can you wear zebra print in everyday life?”. Vivid suggestions from accessories, to choosing pants or skirts, and even color combinations have helped followers feel more confident when wearing this striped pattern. If leopard print suits all shades of green, zebra print looks impressive in red. For those with a more seductive spirit, just flaunt zebra print in pastel colors like pop pink and sky blue.
The zebra pattern in two basic tones of black and white, in its most classic sense, proves to have no age or combination limits, applied on pants, skirts and even long dresses.
