Animal Print Hijab: A Style Craze or Timeless Trend?

Animal print anything has been the talk of fashion ever since it gained popularity in the 1930s. This timeless print has found its way in the modesty market, with hijabs, in particular.

But, when did this obsession with animal print come about? And how can you perfect this everlasting style? That’s what we’ll find out.

Animal Print Fashion: The Modern Beginning

It all began with Tarzan. Yes, we’re talking about the movie. During its release in the 30s, the main leads donned a classic leopard print garment and the rest was history.

Everyone hopped on the leopard print and as generations of fashion passed on, other animals got their spotlight.

This print was always seen as a sign of wealth and power in fashion. It’s no wonder everyone wanted to grab a print of their own.

Animal Print Hijabs: Your Top Picks

If you’re going to do animal prints, you need to do them right. What better way to perfect this timeless trend than with one of Worood’s own printed modal hijab, Fierce Femme pieces?

Leopard: The Bold

One of the first patterns that pop in your head when you think of animal print is likely the leopard-print. After all, it was the first animal print to become popularized in the fashion world.

With Worood’s Leopardess, we’ve refined the print and created a modern take on the timeless piece.
Framed in an elegant black, this printed modal explores a boldness perfect for several occasions.

Snakeskin: The Sophisticated

Animal print became more mainstream after the leopard print’s introduction. Nonetheless, snakeskin was already in the fashion scene before all that.

During the Victorian era, the reptile print gained a step in the fashion game in the form of boots. It was heavily associated with the rich and luxurious crowd.

As the years went by, snakeskin found its way into the clothing industry, particularly, in one of Worood’s collections.

Venom Vogue showcases the same sophistication and luxury from the older generations. In its printed modal form, you’ll be wrapped in its timeless poise and soft comfort.

Butterfly: The New

Butterflies in fashion are often shown as motifs rather than prints. You might see them embroidered on dresses in sequins or printed on bags and other accessories.

Worood decided to explore the butterfly in all its true form as a print on one of its modal hijabs to give you the Mariposa.

The end result is a picture of femininity and grace draped elegantly to frame your face. With shades of vibrant blues and oranges, paired with muted browns, Mariposa is a print worth your everyday wear.

Peacock: The Exotic

When you think of a peacock, characteristics like showy, extra, and over-the-top bright blues and greens might come up in your head.

Nevertheless, the Peacock Worood has designed has found the perfect balance of the exotic bird’s showiness and regal, confident personality.

The printed modal hijab is adorned in brilliant blues offset by dark violets. The pattern draws from the bird’s feathers to give you the ultimate statement piece.

Final Thoughts

Fashion is dynamic—ever-changing. Trends have come and gone. One of the remaining constants has been and always will be animal prints.

Whether you choose to don the bold leopard or sophisticated serpent, your fashion game will be at its peak.

Style the timeless with Worood.