Is tiger print 2026’s hottest animal trend?
Let out your wild side with tiger prints this season.
By Elizabeth Elizalde
Tiger print is strutting its way back into the fashion sphere, fiercer and chicer than ever.
When thinking about tiger prints, Roberto Cavalli’s iconic runway shows come to mind, especially the house’s Fall/Winter 2000 collection featuring a silk evening gown with bold tiger stripes.
Dua Lipa recently wore Gucci’s faux-fur tiger print “La Bomba” coat on a night out in Paris, solidifying that the animal print is here to stay.
Demna’s new era of Gucci featured the $48,000 shearling coat in its Spring/Summer 2026 collection via a short film titled “The Tiger” at Milan Fashion Week.
The print also stole the spotlight at Chanel’s Métiers d’art 2026 show in a New York City subway station with an orange and black shiny dress, complete with a flap bag in the same design and color palette.
Although cheetah, leopard and zebra prints are widely considered neutrals, there’s something about tiger that can elevate any outfit in an instant.
Here are five tiger-print staples you need in your closet right now:
- Ronny Kobo Zena Top: on sale for $139.30
- Good American Vintage Tiger Print Ankle Pants: $178
- Aldo Leanah Genuine Calf Hair Pointed Toe Pump: $110
- Steve Madden Anise Tiger bag: on sale for $89.99
- Gap Tiger Print Calf Hair Belt: $79.95
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