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As Seen on Hannah Rochell in the Telegraph: The Well Worn’s Signature Look in Checks & Leopard Print

As Seen on Hannah Rochell in the Telegraph: The Well Worn’s Signature Look in Checks & Leopard Print

We’re beyond excited to share that The Well Worn’s signature pieces—the Iris Check Waistcoat and Leopard Check Rosa Skirt—have been featured in Hannah Rochell’s latest Telegraph Lifestyle article. Known for her effortlessly cool style, Hannah has a true eye for pieces that blend classic with a twist, and she’s chosen a look from our collection that perfectly reflects her vibe. With UK-sourced deadstock cotton fabrics, natural browns, rich rust tones, and a bold leopard print overlay, these pieces are a fresh take on timeless style.

The Look: Checks Meet Leopard Print

This combination is all about contrasts: the softness of warm, natural checks paired with the unapologetic edge of leopard print. Both pieces are cut from beautiful, woven deadstock cotton sourced in the UK, embracing our commitment to sustainability without sacrificing style.

  • Iris Check Waistcoat: The waistcoat is one of those pieces that instantly elevates any outfit. With a tailored fit and the rich check pattern in shades of brown and rust, it has that vintage feel we love. And the leopard print overlay? It’s the unexpected twist that makes this piece truly standout. Layer it over anything—tees, turtlenecks, or even a chunky knit—for a look that’s as stylish as it is versatile.

  • Leopard Check Rosa Skirt: The Rosa Skirt is everything: a flattering silhouette, the perfect length, and an eye-catching blend of checks and leopard print. It’s cut to move with you, with a hint of structure from the woven cotton, and the neutral, earthy colors make it easy to pair with everything from neutrals to bold, contrasting hues. The print-on-print vibe of checks and leopard is daring yet wearable, giving you that cool-girl edge without trying too hard.

Hannah’s Styling: Effortlessly Chic

In the feature, Hannah styles the Iris Check Waistcoat and Leopard Check Rosa Skirt with her signature blend of casual cool. Pairing the pieces together makes the most of their print-on-print contrast, balancing heritage and playfulness. She completes the look with her usual ease—keeping accessories simple and letting the outfit speak for itself. It’s a style that’s bold yet grounded, a perfect mix of classic and unexpected.

Why This Look Works Now (and Always)

There’s something undeniably timeless about checks, but paired with a season-perfect leopard print, they take on a whole new level of cool. This combination of textures and prints feels fresh yet nostalgic, classic yet bold. Each piece is designed to be mixed, matched, and loved for years, so you’re not just investing in a trend—you’re adding lasting style to your wardrobe.

At The Well Worn, we’re all about slow fashion and thoughtful details, and this outfit is a reflection of that ethos. The UK-sourced deadstock cotton is carefully selected, making each piece unique and eco-friendly. Both the waistcoat and skirt are designed to be versatile staples you’ll reach for over and over.

Want to Make It Your Own?

Feeling inspired to recreate Hannah’s look? Start with the basics—pair the Iris Check Waistcoat and Leopard Check Rosa Skirt for that full, head-turning look. Or break them up: wear the waistcoat over a simple dress, or style the skirt with a knit in a contrasting color. Add ankle boots or chunky sneakers, layer up with a long coat or cozy cardigan, and let your style shine.

Celebrate Personal Style with The Well Worn

Seeing our pieces in Hannah Rochell’s Telegraph feature is a proud moment for us, and we couldn’t be more excited to share this journey with you. The Iris Check Waistcoat and Leopard Check Rosa Skirt embody everything we stand for: thoughtful, sustainable fashion with a playful twist. So here’s to creating looks that feel like you—bold, timeless, and made to be worn well.

Read the article here.

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