We
can thank military outfitters for inspiring generations of fashion
designers, who have adapted the colors, boxy shapes, precision tailoring
and utilitarian pockets typical to fighting uniforms time and again for
civilian consumption. For spring 2015, Marc Jacobs and No. 21 embraced
the colors and shapes of army dressing, and J Brand offered up many
more inspired options for pre-fall.
On the fall 2015 runways, olive and army green proved popular once again, though the silhouettes were not always distinctly military.
Seasonal
trends aside, there is no better time to incorporate military-inspired
pieces into one's wardrobe than the temperamental summer months. They
lend themselves to layering (vests over collared shirts, vests over
tees) and are often made from cotton or lightweight technical fabrics.
For those not inclined to wear head-to-toe fashion fatigues, take
military-inspired one piece at a time and balance it with girlier
pieces, like a frilly white blouse or a pair of sexy heels.
Pants
Jumpsuits
Tops
Shorts
Tops
Shorts
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