Maria's analysis of this month’s trend insights:

Animal prints roar to the top this month, with leopard cheetah print claiming the #1 spot after a strong climb. This trend continues to signal interest in maximalist, bold aesthetics, tying into the Autumn/Winter 2025 focus on exaggerated natural textures and nostalgic Y2K pattern revivals.

Cute valentines holds steady at #2, reinforcing its early strength as Valentine’s Day approaches. Holiday themes remain influential, though kawaii christmas slips slightly to #3, making room for new visual elements like pink bows, which surged three spots to #4. This coquette-adjacent motif highlights a growing love for soft, decorative icons that work across occasions — especially Valentine's and gifting seasons.

If you search “pink christmas” on Spoonflower, you’ll notice that many of the top-performing designs combine trends: pink christmas (now at #14, down five spots), and coquette bows, are both in one pattern. This kind of trend stacking increases your chances of aligning with what shoppers are already looking for.

Saint patricks day holds firm in the middle of the pack, confirming its predictable rise ahead of March. Meanwhile, marijuana drops to #6, cooling after last month’s spike but still relevant as niche, culture-driven topics continue to break into mainstream design searches.

English countryside appears at #7 this month after breaking into the Top 100 for the first time. It’s thematically aligned with french country, which also entered the list at #47. Together, these newcomers point to growing interest in pastoral, romantic aesthetics — possibly driven by seasonal cravings for cozy storytelling, vintage styles, and a return to nature-focused visuals.

At the bottom of the Top 10, beetlejuice and spooky cute both decline, as expected post-Halloween. Their continued presence, however, hints at extended seasonal interest and the lasting power of cute-scary mashups in pop culture.