LEOPARD IN MONOCHROME

In this striking black-and-white photo series, each portrait captures an individual dressed head to toe in leopard print, seated in a matching leopard-print chair. Uniform in setting, yet wildly diverse in spirit, the series transforms a bold fashion choice into a deeper exploration of identity, expression, and symbolism.

Photographed without color, the focus shifts to texture, emotion, and presence. The leopard print—often associated with power, sensuality, defiance, and freedom—becomes a personal emblem, interpreted uniquely by each subject. For some, it radiates strength and unapologetic confidence. For others, it’s a form of play, nostalgia, or rebellion. Some wear it like armor; others, like a second skin.

The portraits invite viewers to look beyond the print—to witness how body language, gaze, and subtle gestures reveal the person within. The monochrome palette unifies the series visually, but it’s the individuality of each sitter that gives it life.

“Leopard in Monochrome” is a meditation on how we use style to shape identity, how symbolism becomes deeply personal, and how something as iconic as leopard print can carry infinite meanings—depending on who wears it.