Sexy animal prints!

Safari trend: these stars have jungle fever!

Leopards, tigers, zebras and snakes: Animal prints never go out of fashion, even among stars. The stylish patterns are also celebrating a comeback this spring!

Whether jackets, dresses or accessories such as bags or boots - trendy animal prints can be seen everywhere at the moment. This is how the stars are combining the new safari trend, which is celebrating a comeback.

 "Gossip Girl" star Blake Lively shows how it's done and appeared at New York Fashion Week in a statement look with a trendy animal print.

Over a skimpy mini skirt with the same pattern, the actress wore a stylish coat with a giraffe pattern. Lively teamed it with brown boots, a matching bag and statement jewelry.

Supermodel Gisele Bündchen also loves the safari trend and wore stylish white leggings with a leopard print on a walk with her dog. We love her sporty look!

Kim Kardashian, on the other hand, wrapped herself in an oversized statement coat with a leopard print at Paris Fashion Week. However, Kim chose not to wear a top, allowing a generous glimpse of her bust.

The 43-year-old paired her leopard print coat with black heels and completed her power look with oversized statement sunglasses and her signature slicked-back bun.

Animal print also works in color!
Model Irina Shayk seems to love animal prints at the moment, as the model beauty presented herself in beautiful safari-style pieces both on Instagram and in paparazzi photos.

With accessories such as a leopard-print headscarf and a beautiful summer dress with an animal print, Shayk attracted everyone's attention. A tiger coat also seems to be one of her favorite pieces.

Leo doesn't just work in shades of brown - as Gigi Hadid proves in a wow post on Instagram. In the photo, the beauty is wearing a red bodysuit with a leopard pattern and gold embellishments.

The best way to style animal prints
The animal trend is a real perennial favourite with luxury labels and is best styled with strong colors such as black, white and red. However, one rule applies: animal prints are best worn alone and do not tolerate any other prints next to them, otherwise the outfit will look too restless and overloaded.