It has certainly found a whole new lease of life, popping up on everything from biker jackets to dress shirts and accessories. However, I don’t see the print on a mature customer or a middle-aged lady. Completely depending on your personality and body type, you can mix and match the print to give a grunge look, rock look or a causal smart look. Alia Bhatt, John Abraham, Kangana Ranaut and the whole of the B-Town brigade has been seen flaunting three-dimensional printer screws Factory the print at several occasions recently — be it red carpet events or simply while walking in and out of airports looking travel-ready.”Another college youngster from the capital, Nikhil Dwivedi feels that investing in some eye-catching camouflage prints has helped him attract a decent amount of female attention on his campus. Once considered rough and tough, the print has undergone a massive makeover and is now available in different hues and patterns. Camo-tinted glasses, underwears, shoes and socks are some fun elements to play with the theme this season. You can end up looking wannabe, tacky and totally out of shape or you can look really sleek and stylish. From camo printed bags, pumps and dresses to stoles and jumpsuits, I like to experiment with the print and wear it in the most unexpected ways possible. “It is one of those unique prints that is unisexual in its appeal.
Try to add sneak peeks of it in your outfit rather than making your entire outfit with it alone. “The burgeoning trend for camouflage prints is certainly gaining ground. For young men out there, there is nothing more appealing than military boots or camo-tinted glasses. What I like about this interesting print is that it adds just a hint of the tough-girl edge to an overall look, be it casual or formal,” she says and adds, “I like to accessorise it right, and that helps me avoid looking too boyish.”For fashion designer Urvashi Kaur, military print in a casual avatar looks perfect. Camo is a very masculine print; hence it looks cool on women who want to sport a slightly more powerful and rebel chic sort of look, believes Yashodhara Sharma, a Miranda House student. College-goers can add surprise elements to their look by keeping it minimal with accessories like camo print shoes, bands or earrings. Fashion stylist Rishi Raj says, “The trend has made a comeback; this time it is not just restricted to clothing but one has an interesting array of accessories to experiment with.Supermodel Amit Ranjan who is a big fan of military inspired clothing concludes, “Military is classic cool; it is iconic and cult and seeing a resurgence, proving once again the cyclic nature of fashion.
