Will Smiths #TBT Pic Reminds Fashion Who Inspired The Fall Runways Animal Print Trend
Since it's inception on December 14th, 2017, Will Smith's Instagram account has been on fire with inspiring content -- who remember his Philly translation of the Rumi quote, "set your life on fire and seek those who fan your flames. His most recent inspiring post, a throwback Thursday picture of the 'Bright' star in a tip to toe leopard print suit accompanied with the caption, "no animals were harmed in the wearing of this outfit."
You don't have to be a fashion guy or girl to know animal prints one, never go out of style and two, is an excellent way to add a pop of print to your look. Smith, however, sported the faux animal skin full on with no supporting color or print to break up the 4-piece leopard look. This is the same fashion in which animal prints presented themselves to us during New York Fashion Week at Area's and Michael Kor's Fall 2018 presentations, and like how we're seeing it now on the Milan catwalks at Max Mara. Smith didn't reveal his location of the photo, but if we'd have to guess by looking at his outfit, we'd place him at fashion show being ahead of his time in the trend department for $200 Alex.
Feel free to compare Will Smith suit to these leaping leopard looks and let us know who wore it better.
You don't have to be a fashion guy or girl to know animal prints one, never go out of style and two, is an excellent way to add a pop of print to your look. Smith, however, sported the faux animal skin full on with no supporting color or print to break up the 4-piece leopard look. This is the same fashion in which animal prints presented themselves to us during New York Fashion Week at Area's and Michael Kor's Fall 2018 presentations, and like how we're seeing it now on the Milan catwalks at Max Mara. Smith didn't reveal his location of the photo, but if we'd have to guess by looking at his outfit, we'd place him at fashion show being ahead of his time in the trend department for $200 Alex.
Feel free to compare Will Smith suit to these leaping leopard looks and let us know who wore it better.
Image Courtesy: Vogue Runway
