This Is the Most Popular Dress Trend in ASOS, H&M and Topshop Right Now

Just when we thought the animal-print trend couldn't get any bigger, zebra-print midis, minis and maxis have become the most popular dresses on the high street right now. According to our friends at Google, there has been a 250% increase in Google Searches for zebra print year on year. ASOS has thrown everything it has into zebra print dresses, with styles in every fabric and colourway you could possibly hope for.

This prompted a discussion on the differences between zebra and tiger print in the office this morning, with one of my colleagues saying, "No, no, no. You can't have a sand-coloured zebra." But according to the likes of Topshop and ASOS, you can have a sandy zebra, as the classic monochrome print has been updated with flashes of pink and more neutral tones. Rixo's black-and-white printed button-front midi dress has been popular with the Instagram set, while ASOS's £42 zebra sand-coloured dress with two slits on the skirt has been particularly popular in the Who What Wear offices. 

Keep scrolling for ideas for how to wear zebra-print dresses for the beach, the office, dinner and more —then shop our edit of the best around right now. 

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On Sophia: ASOS Curve Tie Waist Maxi Dress in Animal Print (£35)

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ASOS Bias Cut Maxi Dress in Zebra Print with Long Sleeves (£55)

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On Emma: ASOS Button Through V Front V Back Mini Dress in Natural Zebra (£30)

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On Alyss: ASOS Zebra Print Midi Dress (£42)

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On Joy: ASOS Zebra Print Midi Dress (£42)

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Related: 30 ASOS Dresses That You'll Love and Wear Year-Round

Next up, see our guide to the key trends for spring/summer 2019.

Emma Spedding