Anivia | Flowy Leopard Print Halter Top & Wide-Leg Trouser Set

Some prints ask for attention. The Anivia just has it. A two-piece set in an all-over leopard print — fluid, oversized halter top with a gathered V-neckline and wide-leg trousers that pool at the floor. The silhouette is loose everywhere it counts and the print does the rest. Five colorways that each read like a completely different outfit.

"Leopard is one of those prints that never actually goes out of style — it just cycles through different moods. The Anivia caught me because the silhouette is doing something interesting: the top is gathered and draped at the chest in a way that makes it look intentionally bohemian, not just oversized. Paired with the wide-leg trousers in the same print, the whole set moves like one piece. The red is the boldest thing I've seen this season. The camel reads almost neutral. Both are exactly right." — Sarah Mitchell, Founder of Valora New York

✔ Gathered V-Neck Halter Top — fabric cinched and draped at the center chest, creating soft volume above the waist. The cut that adds shape to a relaxed silhouette without fitting it.

✔ Halter Neck Ties — adjustable straps that cross at the back and tie at the neck. The construction that lets you customize the fit without a zipper or button in sight.

✔ Wide-Leg Palazzo Trousers — full-length with an elasticated mid-rise waist and maximum volume through the leg. The trouser that moves with the top as a single fluid silhouette.

✔ All-Over Leopard Print — tone-on-tone animal print in five colorways: red, camel, charcoal, dark grey, and cobalt blue. Each reads differently — some bold, some almost neutral — same pattern, different energy.

✔ Lightweight Woven Fabric — soft, breathable, with a natural drape that catches movement. The fabric that works from a beach lunch to an outdoor dinner without overthinking it.

✔ Matching Two-Piece Construction — top and trousers designed as a set but separable. The trousers work with a white tank; the top works over swimwear. Both earn their place individually.

Five colors. One silhouette. The kind of print that remembers itself.