15 Wild Animals In Fancy Dress

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A lot of pet owners like dressing their animals up in people clothes. The animals are usually not amused by this idea. You certainly wouldn’t fathom trying to dress up wild animals, that’s why it’s much better to let a talented artist take a crack at it instead. Hit the jump to see 15 very dapper and distinguished animals in fancy dress from the husband and wife team that is Berkley Illustration (Ryan and Lucy Berkley). 

And just because we can…a dinosaur in a cowboy hat.

All of these and more are available as prints in the Berkley Illustration Etsy shop.

(via Ashley Hay)


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