Zebra Print Shoes

When you start combining zebra print with leopard or cheetah, you start to look like a jungle mess. All animal prints look best on their own. Since animal prints are so bold, together they compete for attention and end up making you want to look away altogether. Keep it tasteful, and pair your animal prints with complementary solids.

Spice up your party ensemble with this zebra inspired style from Guess. Karenly has natural zebra print pony upper with tan braided straps. This sandal has a 1 inch platform and 5 inch wooden heel with mirror effect facing the sole.

Guess Shoes : Karenly - Nat Multi Pony

The Spring Summer '09 ads for Giuseppe Zanotti feature a gorgeous pair of zebra print pumps on a beautiful model. This shot of Anja Rubik was shot by Inez & Vinoodh.

"A univocal direction in fashion doesn't make sense any more: the individual carves out his own style; the sum of various individuals creates a trend. So, in my collections, contradictory themes coexist, adapted to the diverse needs, life moments and places. Exactly like what happens in a playlist where musical pieces belonging to different genres create, as a while, a collective harmony. This is my formula: to think of themes that I then design like musical pieces to be queued up..." -- Guiseppe Zanotti

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Lost's Maggie Grace is seen here wearing Zebra Print shoes. Zebra print shoes paired with a simple black dress is always a hit.

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Carrie, however, is going just a bit overboard with her patterns here - IMHO. The shoes are gorgeous - Manola Blahnik zebra print stilettos. But, hey, it's Sarah Jessica Parker. She can get away with it.

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Christina Aguilera wearing zebra print Christian Louboutin wedges

Kate Moss in zebra print flats

Nigella Lawson in Christian Louboutin zebra print wedges

Amber rose pairing zebra print shoes with spandex

Emma Roberts in Louis Vuitton Zebra Ankle Strap Sandals

Be modern and stylish in this wild and edgy pump from oh...DEER! A leather upper is layered in a fine pony hair detailed with a funky zebra print design that is finished with a stacked 1/2 inch platform and 4 inch stacked heel.

Don't have too many elements of an outfit be animal print. You are wearing zebra print, not trying to camouflage yourself as a zebra. You need balance. You don't want to wear zebra print shoes with a zebra print dress, or jacket. Zebra print shoes make enough of a statement; pair them with a zebra print handbag if you must, or even a cute pair of sunglasses. Yes, there are some amazing zebra print dresses out there, but they should not have to compete with the shoes. When you wear those, go with solid color shoes.

Zebra by Kay.Que.Dee on Polyvore.com

lonley by Edward Cullen STILL dazzles me featuring Gabriella Rocha pumps

Charles David - Agile (Zebra) - Footwear

6pm.com is proud to offer the Charles David - Agile (Zebra) - Footwear: Striking pointed toe mule. Pony hair upper. Leather lined. Lightly padded footbed. Covered heel. Smooth leather sole.

Wearing any animal print is gutsy. You have to be confident and comfortable. Stand up strait, be proud of who you are, and wear it in style. If you can't do that, if you think you are too shy, then perhaps zebra print is not for you.

Ladies lock up your husbands and keep them away from all the hotties wearing this cute bootie by Hale Bob. A leather upper is detailed with a zebra-print calf hair and ornamented with a lovely red patent bow. This seductive cutie also features a 1/2 inch platform, stacked 4 1/4 inch heel and full side zip featuring a fleur-di-lis zip pull!

Sex It Up by Blythee(requests open) on Polyvore.com


orange zebra by Fashion Frog featuring Gabriella Rocha pumps

Zebra blue by Shelby featuring Tarina Tarantino hair accessories


Untitled by SARAH on Polyvore.com

Type Z - Aeren (Zebra) - Footwear A fresh, new look comes by way of Type Z's white rubber platform. Synthetic animal hair uppers. Padded footbed. Low platform. Stacked high heel. Non-slip rubber bottom. 5 oz.

little animal print by DDRAGONFFLY ** out of service ** featuring Gabriella Rocha pumps

zebra shoes by smilescb on Polyvore.com

 

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