- Shirt – thrifted
- Blazer – Kohl’s
- Skirt – Gap
- Germany necklace – T.R.S.
- Scarf – thrifted
- Shoes – Naturalizer
Black and white always reads as “zebra” to me. Throw a leopard-print scarf into the mix, and suddenly it’s predator vs prey in an epic survival of the fittest on the Serengeti.
Or a cast reunion for Zoobilee Zoo.
For those interested in knowing the difference between spotted animal prints, the following visuals should help.
Cheetah: solid black, round/oval spots.
Leopard: complex pattern of clusters of black and brown spots which look like roses (called rosettes).
Lisa Frank: Awesome.



















Oh wow that is some kickass pattern mixing!
I would looooove a Lisa Frank leopard skirt.
Your predator/prey identity crisis is looking pretty snazzy!
LOVE the pattern mixing. Keeping it all in neutral colors is really what makes it work, I think. Although throwing in some Lisa Frank would definitely add a little extra something to the outfit
The Lisa Frank totally made me snort. So, thank you for that.
And I love this outfit – the leopard is unexpected, but, like Lisa Frank, awesome.
Oh, I love the triple mix of patterns here and wonder whether the predator or the prey won this round.
I don’t think I’ve ever done 3 patterns before! You look great.
Perfect patterns and stealthy preying! My sister and I were just talking about Zoobilee Zoo and no one else that we talked to remembered it!!!!
Stripes and dots and spots, OH MY!
That is what I thought EXACTLY as I saw this. I have not gotten so far as to do pattern mixing yet. I want to. I really really do…..but, I have not. *SIGH*
You look kind of awesome, though, and I love your predator vs prey photo!! Really cracked me up!!!
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LISA FRANK!
Love the combo here, though. The blazer is the perfect unifying touch for all the patterns in the rest of the outfit.
Hey I have been looking for a German necklace and I see that you found one!! But where did you get it.. Because I don’t understand what T.R.S is?
T.R.S. stands for “The Rocket Scientist,” aka my boyfriend.