Six Ways to Style~{Leopard Print Skirt}

No one could ever say that the TMS ladies don't love themselves some animal print. It is part of our Fashion Foundation and we swear that our animal print flats go with EVERYTHING. We are applying the same philosophy to this rockin skirt! At first I just stared at it and could not for the life of me land on a way to style it. I was flipping through my Pinterest boards and caught someone wearing orange and leopard and was like...ummm..Bingo! The ideas kept rolling from there. I even wore it the other day with tights and LOVED it! Talk about a 4 season staple!

The one in our pics is nearly sold out online at the Limited. Get it while you can!

1. Craving Cognac
Love this color jacket! (Watch for a Six Ways post coming soon featuring a cognac jacket.)  It's the same color as the skirt, but not too matchy-matchy. The details on the cuffs and the pop of red for a shoe give the perfect amount of dimension to tone down the leopard, all the while staying completely stylish.

Jacket: Limited
Shirt: Limited
Necklace: Limited
Heels: Herbergers (Bandalino)

2. Green Scene
Who knew you could wear so many different colors with leopard print! I chose to pair a black and cream small striped tank as a layering shirt under the green sweater. Don't be afraid to put different prints together. See Print on Print post. You wouldn't have to use the black vest, but I looked ALL belly without out, so I opted for it this time. Lastly, a pair of bling-ed out nude flats to pull it all together.

Sweater: Good Will! $6.99. (Banana Republic)
Tank: Nordstrom Rack
Vest: WalMart
Flats: Target

3. Orange Oasis
LOVE it!! This tends to be what I grab when I wear this skirt. However now that we've put our heads together, it may not be in first place any more. (Although I am still in love with it!) The colors are great and the belt gives extra definition where it's needed. A pair of black pumps is the finishing touch.

Cardigan: Limited
Sleeveless: Old Navy
Belt: Limited
Heels: JC Penney

4. Back in Black
Black is an easy choice to go with this skirt. If you want to try the skirt, but you're not really sure if it's too loud for you, this is a perfect way to ease into it. This look is very classic/chic. I chose to put on brown boots and a coral statement necklaces for the finishing touches. Viola!

Jacket: Older
Shirt: Target
Necklace: GroopDealz
Boots: Macy's clearance rack

5. Mustard Must Do
The mustard goes great with this print. The cardigan is a shade darker and compliments the sleeveless shirt perfectly. The skinny gold belt draws the line between shirt and skirt to define it. I chose a pair of black leather boots for the colder weather, and it adds just the right amount of masculinity to this otherwise feminine look.

Cardigan: Limited
Sleeveless: New York & Co
Belt: Target
Boots: Charlotte Russe

6. White Out
White on white is an easy way to be simple with style. The layering shirt is a couple of shades darker than the blazer to add a little detail. I chose a pop of red for a scarf and played it safe with those amazing nude pumps. Perfect!

Shirt: Target
Blazer: Good Will
Scarf: handmade by Emily's Mom!
Heels: Payless