Rule #3: Reclaim Animal Print
The main issue with animal print has less to do with the print itself, and more to do with the people who wear it. What we mean by this is that when we look down on Russian mob wives and Kardashians and other people who abuse animal print, what we're really looking down on is the assertion that animal print somehow transfers the characteristics of the animal in question to the wearer.
Look at me, I'm a cheetah, I'm fierce, GRRRRR!!!! No, Kris Jenner, you are neither cheetah, nor leopard, and you are miles and miles from being a cougar, as well. In the arsenal of a Jeremy Scott-style dresser, animal print isn't intended to delude menopausal women into thinking that they're still ferocious, it's merely another eye-catching design to make an outfit stand out.
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