STYLE NEVER DIES: Shania Twain Still Rules the Leopard Print Jungle in 2025
Nashville | 2025 — Fashion trends rise, fade, and recycle like pop hooks — but there’s one unmistakable truth the industry keeps relearning: when leopard print comes back, Shania Twain never left.
This year, with animal print once again stalking the runways and TikTok feeds, fans and fashionistas alike are turning to the queen who wore it first — and wore it best. Because let’s be honest: not everyone can step out in head-to-toe leopard and make you want to copy it. Shania Twain can. And she’s been doing it since 1997.
That was the year the “Man! I Feel Like a Woman!” singer walked onto our screens in the “That Don’t Impress Me Much” music video, clad in an unforgettable full-length leopard coat, matching gloves, and a hooded two-piece catsuit that made jaws drop and closets reconsider their contents. It wasn’t just bold — it was fearless. It was Shania.
“She didn’t just wear leopard,” said one fan on X. “She claimed it. Like it was her birthright.”
Now, in 2025, she’s at it again. At a recent Nashville appearance, Shania stunned audiences by stepping onto the red carpet in a modernized version of her iconic ’90s look — updated silhouette, same wild spirit. Within hours, the internet exploded. The clip racked up millions of views and re-creations, with fans calling it a “masterclass in owning your legacy.”
And it’s not just nostalgia.
Shania’s leopard looks feel as fresh today as they did decades ago — perhaps because they’ve never been about following trends. They’ve always been about leading with personality. Her fashion has consistently reflected her music: bold, playful, unapologetically feminine, and quietly rebellious.
“Fashion is fun for me,” Shania once said. “If it makes you feel strong, wear it. Even if it’s loud. Especially if it’s loud.”
In an era of curated minimalism and neutral palettes, her confidence is a welcome roar in the room. And while others may treat leopard print as a passing phase, Shania Twain wears it like an armor of glam. She doesn’t just wear the print — she reminds us why we ever loved it in the first place.
So as animal print prowls its way back onto runways and into wardrobes, one thing’s clear:
Style evolves — but icons endure.
And in the wild world of fashion, Shania Twain is still the apex predator.