Animal print at PAZZION covers two distinct motifs rather than one look. A horse motif is worked into the fabric upper of a pair of espadrilles, while leopard print appears on satin and silk heels, printed rather than woven into the surface. The two sit at opposite ends of how loud a print can read: the espadrille is a quiet daytime print on a casual base, while the leopard-print heels are built for evening, with a sculpted heel and pointed or open-toe silhouette that puts the print front and centre.
The range is currently small and tightly edited, with the espadrilles offered in beige and black and the leopard-print heels available in a block heel and a pointed stiletto style, both finished with a lambskin insole underfoot. For a fuller look at leopard print styled across an outfit, see Safari Chic, and for the horse motif in a festive context, Lunar New Year 2026 shows it paired with matching mother-and-daughter styles. Browse espadrilles and heels for the base silhouettes this print appears on, or all shoes for the wider PAZZION range.
FAQs
Is the leopard print on these shoes a real animal skin?
No. The leopard print here is printed onto satin and silk fabric, not an exotic skin, and the horse motif on the espadrilles is worked into a fabric upper the same way. Both are print applications rather than the material itself.
Are the animal print styles suitable for everyday wear?
It depends on the style. The horse motif espadrilles are casual and suit daytime wear, while the leopard-print heels are built for evening with a sculpted heel and open or pointed toe suited to dressier occasions.
