Prada! YSL! Alaïa! Every Top Brand Is Backing This Major 2025 Bag Trend

Anna Winck in a gray trench coat and an Isabel Marant leopard handbag.

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It may sound cliché, but as a maximalist and a fashion editor, I believe leopard print does count as a neutral. The playful print is the perfect accent to any look, whether it's worn simply or added to take an outfit to the next level. Speaking of accents, a bag is the ultimate way to incorporate this fun pattern into any ensemble.

Kate Moss in a black dress, black boots, and a leopard print pouch.

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On Kate Moss: Saint Laurent x Ray-Ban sunglasses

While the ageless print ebbs and flows in the market, the past two fashion seasons have given it new life. Leopard-print pants took over the internet, quickly followed by coats, and now, it's handbags—the best of all. Iconic brands such as Saint Laurent, Prada, and Alaïa blanketed their best-selling styles with the loud-luxury pattern, and of course, Hollywood's best dressed celebrities swiftly got on board.

Laura Harrier in a brown leather jacket and Saint Laurent leopard tote bag.

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On Laura Harrier: Saint Laurent Bomber Jacket ($6500) and Le 5 à 7 Bea Tote ($5100)

Zoë Kravitz, Kate Moss, Hailey Bieber, and Laura Harrier have all recently embraced leopard in various forms, favoring Saint Laurent's Bea and Le 5 à 7 styles predominantly. (Both are sadly sold out, but you can pre-order one for delivery next year.) While there are ample luxury options, there are also plenty of budget-friendly leopard bags on the market. Below, dive into the best in the industry.

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Copelyn is a freelance fashion and accessory editor. She formerly worked for Who What Wear as an associate shopping editor and is based in New York City. She writes about fashion and accessory trends in addition to creating original content. Before her time at Who What Wear, Copelyn was at Bustle Digital Group, working on the accessory market for cover shoots and fashion features across Nylon, The Zoe Report, Bustle, Romper, and Elite Daily. Copelyn also previously worked at InStyle and Cosmopolitan in the fashion and accessory departments on shopping and fashion market. Copelyn has a journalism degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. In her spare time, Copelyn freelances in graphic and web design in the fashion-and-lifestyle space. She also loves to upcycle clothing and home décor as well as collect an embarrassing number of colorful sneakers and experiment with her hair color.