Military Surplus.
All Clothes and Accessories by MANGO

How to wear military:
Designed for a tough and tailored, edgy girl, collections referenced our armed
forces in styling, shape, and color. Stiff and sturdy shapes in khaki
and camouflage were standard issues
and olive green separates and rugged brown leather accessories presented on the runways were reminiscent of a jungle war zone. For the case of Mango's Collection: Camo print anoraks,
jackets and shorts with cargo pockets, and airman details like lacing
and drawstrings put the finishing touches on collections fit for the
battlefield.
To wear the trend: An olive green overcoat with cargo pockets feels on
trend this season, or try a pair of combat boots to toughen up a flirty
floral dress. Just don't go head-to-toe camo—a little bit goes a long
way when assembling your modern uniform.
MANGO FALL/ WINTER 2012 LOOKBOOK and CAMPAIGN:
Supermodel Kate Moss teams up with Spanish brand Mango
for its fall 2012 campaign. The British beauty previously starred in
Mango’s spring and summer advertisements earlier this year. Captured in
the studio, Kate exudes a rebelliously cool attitude in ripped denim,
blazers and short-hemmed dresses.
Personally, I must say...
Army-inspired styles are a winning strategy especially in the fashion battlefield.
xx, JL

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