Sir Philip Green stands out on his leopard-print boat

By ANDREA MAGRATH

His Topshop stores are awash with leopard print designs season in and season out.

So it is little surprise that Sir Philip Green favours the decidedly eye-catching motif for his boat.

The retail mogul was pictured boarding his speedboat ‘Lion Cub’ in Monaco yesterday en route to his super yacht ‘Lionheart’.

Animal instinct: Sir Philip Green is pictured on a leopard print boat in Monaco

The spotty design is a little strange given the vessel’s name, but nevertheless the 60-year-old had no trouble standing out as he zoomed through the water.

Green boarded his runabout alone yesterday with three immaculately-dressed crewmembers on hand to carry his belongings and drive the boat.

On the prowl: The Topshop mogul’s runabout boat ‘Lion Cub’, which ferries him to his super yacht ‘Lion Heart’, is covered in leopard print and features a leopard on the side

Looking relaxed, the Topshop owner reclined in a seat and chatted on his phone.

Sir Philip was not joined by daughter Chloe, who is busily preparing for her shoe collection, CJG, launch this week.

Chloe is unlikely to have been that impressed by her father’s decidedly flashy boat anyway, given her tendency to travel by private jet.

Entourage: Sir Philip was accompanied to the boat by the crew

The former Made In Chelsea star said in an interview last week that although she enjoys her A-list flights, she is also happy to travel on down to earth commercial airlines. 

Speaking to Elle magazine, Chloe said: ‘At no point in my life have I ever taken anything for granted.

‘I’m not saying to my dad, “Because we have a jet can I borrow it and fly down to France?”. If my dad says, “Would you like the plane?” then I’ll say, “Sure, if you don’t mind.” But if not, BA is fine.’

Flying solo: Green was not joined by any friends or family for the trip out to the yacht

A-list transport: the boat was used to ferry Leonardo DiCaprio and Blake Lively to Green’s yacht during their short-lived romance last summer

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