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Love for Lanvin Pre-Fall 2013 collections have just begun and one thing is clear: animal prints aren’t going anywhere. From Givenchy cowhide to Lanvin leopard, critters are the print du jour. Above, is a look from Lanvin — a veritable feeding frenzy of three different animal-inspired motifs, playing against one another while remaining oddly complementary. In addition to taking prints to the maximum this season, Lanvin was perfectly luxe with their play of textures, blending wools, furs, silks, and leathers into outfits to die for. To see the rest of the collection, click here. (Photos courtesy of Lanvin. Text by Jenny Bahn)

Love for Lanvin

Pre-Fall 2013 collections have just begun and one thing is clear: animal prints aren’t going anywhere. From Givenchy cowhide to Lanvin leopard, critters are the print du jour. Above, is a look from Lanvin — a veritable feeding frenzy of three different animal-inspired motifs, playing against one another while remaining oddly complementary. In addition to taking prints to the maximum this season, Lanvin was perfectly luxe with their play of textures, blending wools, furs, silks, and leathers into outfits to die for. To see the rest of the collection, click here.

(Photos courtesy of Lanvin. Text by Jenny Bahn)

January 8, 2013
| animal print , cheetah , fashion , fashion week , givenchy , jenny bahn , lanvin , pre-fall , pre-fall 2013 , style.com , the inside source , model ,
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Model Off Duty: Wild Thing By Jenny Bahn Model Caroline Brasch Nielsen has become one of the clear standouts when it comes to model street style. The girl is just as good off the runway as she is on. Here, she’s rocking a head-to-toe denim ensemble (throw a jean jacket over that and you’ve got what someone just told me is called a “Canadian tuxedo”) paired with a simple animal-print trench. We love the low-slung boyfriend jeans and the simple braided belt. And those cat-eye glasses… swoon! [MORE] Denim and Prints by jlbahn featuring tiffany & co Denim shirt / Giambattista Valli trench coat, $4,055 / Acne, $215 / Joie shoes / Mulberry leather belt / Tiffany & Co. tiffany co, $440

Model Off Duty: Wild Thing

By Jenny Bahn

Model Caroline Brasch Nielsen has become one of the clear standouts when it comes to model street style. The girl is just as good off the runway as she is on. Here, she’s rocking a head-to-toe denim ensemble (throw a jean jacket over that and you’ve got what someone just told me is called a “Canadian tuxedo”) paired with a simple animal-print trench. We love the low-slung boyfriend jeans and the simple braided belt. And those cat-eye glasses… swoon!

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Denim shirt / Giambattista Valli trench coat, $4,055 / Acne, $215 / Joie shoes / Mulberry leather belt / Tiffany & Co. tiffany co, $440
December 11, 2012
| Acne , Animal Print , Denim , Giambattista Valli , Jenny Bahn , Joie shoes , Model off duty , Mulberry , The Inside Source , Tiffany & Co , caroline brasch nielsen , fashion ,
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Into the Wild By Jenny Bahn Animal print coats — cheetah, in particular — have always been a little too, well, feral for my tastes. For whatever reason, it’s never been something I could pull off. That doesn’t stop me from appaulding the girls who do and can (Kate Moss for Supreme, anyone?). When considering a fur coat, I like to stay as animal friendly as I can, and I’m a big advocate of vintage for the sole reason that you’re not putting new demand for a product that sometimes utilizes inhumane practices. If you’re going to stay warm this winter, try to be as animal friendly as possible and, if you must go for fur, buy a gently used one. Here are some cheetah-print coats I found on eBay, as well as some pretty swank vintage furs. (Photo: Uncredited)

Into the Wild

By Jenny Bahn

Animal print coats — cheetah, in particular — have always been a little too, well, feral for my tastes. For whatever reason, it’s never been something I could pull off. That doesn’t stop me from appaulding the girls who do and can (Kate Moss for Supreme, anyone?). When considering a fur coat, I like to stay as animal friendly as I can, and I’m a big advocate of vintage for the sole reason that you’re not putting new demand for a product that sometimes utilizes inhumane practices. If you’re going to stay warm this winter, try to be as animal friendly as possible and, if you must go for fur, buy a gently used one. Here are some cheetah-print coats I found on eBay, as well as some pretty swank vintage furs.

(Photo: Uncredited)

November 26, 2012
| Buying vintage furs , Kate Moss for Supreme , The Inside Source , coats , jackets , eBay , animal print , fur ,