Zebra Prints

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Zebra Prints:

Zebra Prints are made up of alternating blocks with horizontal lines and vertical lines and have been used for decoration since ancient Egypt. They are made up of 50% black and 50% white stripes that generally stretch from one edge or corner to another so that it can create an illusionary effect

In clothing, these are often seen worn by men and women as they are typically bolder than other patterns. It's also not uncommon for people to use them

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