We're calling it– Tesco F&F's animal print jeans will be everywhere this autumn
Though the weather has heated up this week, many of us are more than aware we're in the final few weeks of summer. So, instead of mourning the passing of the sunny season, we've been looking ahead to autumn dressing. One key buy that's just hit shelves is F&F at Tesco's latest denim offering, the F&F Edit Leopard Print Wide Leg Jeans in Brown.
Priced at a very affordable £25, they hit Tesco's online shop yesterday and are currently fully stocked in all sizes. However, considering how fast the rest of the autumn range flew off virtual shelves, you'll be lucky to find these in your size by next week. Our head of fashion Zoe also predicts they're about to become the new 'Zara spotty dress' for autumn (ie, the 'it' buy you'll be seeing everyone wearing.
Zoe says: "Snake print, leopard print and cow print, oh my! Animal prints are well and truly back for autumn/winter, but they're set to look a lot more elevated than the cheap prints of years gone. These F&F jeans are a perfect example of animal print but in a more muted colour palette and in a cool cut. My top tip? Get them before they're gone! As soon as TikTok finds out these have dropped, you won't be seeing them on shelves in your size."
With their muted tone, on-trend print and statement wide-leg shape, they bring a serious dose of style to your supermarket run. Made from a cotton-blend with just the right amount of stretch, they feel so comfy to wear and look far more expensive than their £25 price tag suggests.
The high-rise waist gives a flattering fit that nips you in before flowing into a wide leg that skims the hips and thighs. A five-pocket design and zip fly keep things practical, while the brown tones match perfectly with knitwear and tops of all neutral colouring. I paired them with F&F's (another sell-out buy for autumn, I predict), but I'd also wear them with a simple brown cami top like Free People's Fresh in Love Tank in double espresso, £24, for this warm weather week we're having.
Elsewhere, and on the subject of animal print, another buy that won't be around for long is Adidas Originals SL 72 OG trainers in cow print, £90 and exclusive to ASOS. They've just been restocked in the cream and the brown colourways, and look perfect paired with denim.
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