{"id":294574,"date":"2025-11-16T05:50:11","date_gmt":"2025-11-16T05:50:11","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us\/294574\/"},"modified":"2025-11-16T05:50:11","modified_gmt":"2025-11-16T05:50:11","slug":"the-deer-print-trend-is-here-to-replace-leopard-for-winter","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us\/294574\/","title":{"rendered":"The Deer-Print Trend Is Here to Replace Leopard for Winter"},"content":{"rendered":"

Animal patterns are by no means new in the fashion world, but this season\u2019s deer-print trend feels decidedly fresh. Leopard, zebra, and cheetah<\/a> have ebbed and flowed in popularity for decades. But Bambi spots? The pattern hasn\u2019t really enjoyed a moment in the sun\u2014until now. With luxury fashion houses and contemporary brands alike homing in on so-called Bambi print this winter, all signs point to it as the moment\u2019s It print.<\/p>\n

Our favorite deer-print pieces\"Gap<\/a>The Casual Jacket<\/p>\n

Gap \u00d7 Sandy Liang Spotted Vegan-Fur Half-Zip Pullover<\/p>\n

Jump to product<\/a>\"ATP<\/a>The Chic Loafers<\/p>\n

ATP Atelier Airola Cannella Printed Cerbiatto Loafers<\/p>\n

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On Tory Burch\u2019s fall-winter runway<\/a>, the fawn motif appeared in various forms, from structured jackets to long-sleeve midi-dresses. Katie Holmes<\/a> wore the latter design in March, a month after it debuted on the catwalk. Brandon Maxwell, too, was ahead of the curve this season, sending a model down the runway in a black-and-white deer-print maxidress featuring a high neck and a body-hugging silhouette\u2014a look (available below) ideal for holiday parties.<\/p>\n

Things only snowballed from there. When Sofia Richie Grainge launched her label, SRG<\/a>, in October, she included a fawn-print jacket and a sleeveless maxidress in its inaugural collection. (She even wore the top<\/a> in her recent pregnancy announcement pics.) And perhaps most notably, the much anticipated Gap x Sandy Liang collaboration featured a viral furry fawn-print jacket, which, much like the rest of the line, sold out almost immediately after its release last month. (Luckily it\u2019s now back in stock.)<\/p>\n

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Katie Holmes in the Tory Burch dress.Taylor Hill<\/p>\n

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Tory Burch on the runway.Slaven Vlasic\/Getty Images<\/p>\n

Why the sudden fascination with fawn print? \u201cAnimal print has always had a strong pull, but the usual suspects, such as leopard and zebra, have been in rotation for so long,\u201d says Maj-La Pizzelli<\/a>, cofounder and creative director of accessories brand ATP Atelier<\/a>, which got in on the deer-print trend with loafers and handbags in its latest collection. \u201cWith Bambi, there was suddenly something that felt new.\u201d<\/p>\n

Vintage seller Lucia Zolea<\/a> believes there\u2019s even more to the allure. \u201cDeer themselves bring a sense of calm, wonder, and beauty, and I think people feel that when they see the print,\u201d says the Bambi-print fanatic, who resonates with the touch of whimsy the pattern provides. \u201cI sourced [a deer] coat, and in the interior pocket, there was a matching hat<\/a>\u2014my audience loved it!\u201d<\/p>\n