I was scrolling through the ‘New In’ section of Zara’s online platform when I was hit with a barrage of snakeskin print.
And I wasn’t against it.
While the reptilian print can be a bit overwhelming – like the worst bits of the 80s and 00s mashed together – when worn in small increments as statement pieces, it’s a pattern that dresses up any basic outfit.
Of course, you could go all out in a top-to-tail snake print ensemble, in which case power to you, but either way, we’ve curated our favourite snake-print options from ‘holiday in the Caribbean-appropriate dresses’ to look-at-me belts and boots that champion the trend.
Just think of it as leopard print’s more eccentric, offbeat cousin, that’s about to invade your wardrobe.
Just a pop.
Prints aren’t really your thing, but you’re intrigued none-the-less. These subtle snake print accessories are sure to meld seamlessly into your existing wardrobe, to ensure maximum wear.
When in doubt, pair with a little black dress or the classic ‘jeans and nice top’ combination, and you can’t go wrong.
Top Comments
My Nan called - she wants her carpet design from the 70's back
Nope, can’t do it. Too many 80s hair metal flashbacks!
Hot tip - if Bret Michaels has ever worn it, it's not coming back into fashion.
PTSD?
Post Traumatic Snakeskin Disorder.
Post Traumatic Styx Disorder.