Swim season is coming…

Swimsuit- Elomi size 16 (from Bareplus.com)

Belt- Target size L

Shoes- Steve Madden size 9.5

Sunglasses- St. Marks Street Vendor

I don’t purr, I ROAR! When I walk into a room everyone takes notice. There is so much glam in me it overflows.

Again, like my all-over leopard print outfit, I cannot keep my Jerseyness bottled inside all the time, and sometimes it explodes out like an exorcism.

Except for my practically translucent pale skin (which most NJers would not be caught dead looking like), the mix of tiger (or zebra, I can never tell the difference on clothes), snake and leopard prints is a perfect mixture of animal prints. Even though they can be clashing prints, they work together because they’re in a similar color family.

The dress accentuates my curves and *ahem* shows off my assets- I can almost here the beat of the drum as I strut by. This dress is a killer.  I may seem soft, but Kitty’s got claws…

Dress: Fashion to Figure

Belt: Calvin Klein

Heels: Steve Madden

Clutch: Pat Field

(Source: psfashion)

Roar.

Being from New Jersey, it’s not unusual to see women strutting their stuff covered in leopard print. However, you don’t typically witness them in head to toe leopard print…. until now.

Whether it’s my NJ status, or just my feline nature, I cannot lie- I adore leopard print. It’s flattering, adds a level of interest to an otherwise tame outfit, and can be found in every color of the rainbow.

You’ll feel like a sex kitten in leopard print (pun intended), and it’s perfect for both day & night (and even for work). You can easily layer a leopard print button-down under a solid colored sweater, or top off a pencil skirt with a leopard print sweater. Or, if you work in a more trendy office, pair leopard print pants with patent leather black heels, a white button down and black blazer.

Shirt: Old Navy

Sweater: Old Navy

Pants: Forever21

Shoes: Steve Madden

Sunglasses: Street vendor on St. Marks

Headband: Forever21

(Source: psfashion)