Seems there's a whole other meaning to the idea of animal prints, and its not just for kids either:
When I was in middle school, I owned a green sweatshirt that had a big furry bear smack in the center. I LOVED it! As an adult, I have felt some shame for that fashion choice, although now I see that it may have a been beneficial to hang on to it...maybe I was just ahead of the trend???
Hmmm, I think I'm glad I tossed it, although the owl top is kindo of cute and I could totally wear the animal inspired jewelry....
Whats your opinion of this trend?Leave it for the kids? Or is this one for us all?
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I'm kind of enjoying the animals on some things, but not all...you are so right on it being a different tike on animal print! Hope you had a Wonderful Weekend!
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Well, I, too, owned an animal sweater and am SO glad I don't have it anymore. However, that owl shirt is adorable. plus, I am loving those bear earrings..
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i like the animals! it's fun and unique. i especially like the jewelry. i have an owl ring but it gets too small for me when i'm hot and my fingers swell. tmi? haha
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instead of an elephant
They are definitely not just for kids.
ReplyDeleteI really like the Owl Animal Prints.
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I think adults can still pull off certain animal stuff. The owl is especially cute.
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I think the owl sweater is the only one I would wear, it is really cute and maybe a bit more subtle then the others!!
ReplyDeleteI would totally wear the owl sweater, and MAYBE the deer sweater. What I really think is a sin against adulthood though is when grown-ups wear shirts or sweaters with Disney characters (unless it's a vintage Mickey tee).
ReplyDeleteI think the animal tote bags would be cute for a teacher... And I think the jewelry and owl top is cute, but I'm not too crazy about the other tops. I guess I like my animal prints a little smaller and not so . . . in your face. lol
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