The print that never really leaves the conversation.
Leopard has a habit of returning every few seasons, although we’d argue it never really went anywhere. For Autumn Winter 2026, Scarlett Gasque approaches the enduring print through sharp corsetry, matching separates, fluid dresses and unexpected layers.
The appeal is in its versatility. Worn head-to-toe, leopard does all the work for you; styled with black, it becomes surprisingly easy. Consider this our guide to wearing leopard print now.
THE IT GIRL
Your social calendar is rarely empty — dinners, drinks, parties and plans that turn into more plans.
Start with the leopard corset and matching mini skirt: together when the dress code calls for more, or separately when you want the print to feel a little less expected.
For evening, keep the rest simple. A barely-there heel, black outerwear and minimal accessories let the print take care of the rest.
THE MINIMALIST
You love an understated look to match your approach — considered, uncomplicated and never overdone.
Not every leopard moment needs to be loud. The Colette Maxi takes a softer approach, with an elongated silhouette that gives the print room to breathe.
Keep the styling pared back — a sleek heel, minimal jewelry, perhaps a classic coat thrown over the top. It’s proof that leopard can feel just as refined as it does bold.
THE PIN-UP AT HEART
You have a soft spot for another era — feminine silhouettes, vintage references and a little nostalgia always find their way in.
The Wilma Babydoll looks back to the flirtier side of leopard: vintage pin-ups, mid-century lingerie and the unapologetically feminine silhouettes that have long informed Scarlett Gasque.
Rather than leaning fully retro, bring it into the present with sheer tights, a pointed heel or a tailored coat.
One print, plenty of personalities.
Leopard has moved through decades of fashion without losing its edge — from old Hollywood to the excess of the ’90s and countless revivals since. That history is part of what makes it so easy to reinterpret.
For Autumn Winter ‘26, wear it as a matching set, choose one leopard piece against an otherwise black look, or commit completely. There isn’t really one correct way to wear it — which may be the reason we keep coming back.
