HOW TO WEAR A CAMO JACKET FOR MEN

1. HOW TO WEAR A CAMO JACKET FOR MEN Camo clothing shifts quickly between being trendy and out of style. Right now, military-style clothing are in fashion. Here’s how I styled one in my latest outfit blog post. Since military-style clothing is back in style, practically every high-street retailer carries a variety of items centered around this motif. A few luxury labels and fashion houses are also experimenting with the army trend! But occasionally, especially from people who have been in the military, wearing camouflage might get you in trouble. People frequently mistakenly believe that you are devaluing warriors who have fought for their nation, but this is, in my opinion, untrue. Since many fashion enthusiasts have only ever seen or read about war in fiction, they have a greater regard for the armed forces. But most of the time, it comes down to the fact that people simply love the pattern style on clothes, with no ulterior motive. As my father did, I always wanted to participate in the army, but things didn't work out that way. Instead, I get to enjoy wearing camo as a fashion statement, which is OK as long as it's done properly and for the right reasons!

2. Depending on the local weather where you are stationed, the military uses a broad range of camou patterns. For snowscapes, use white and blue; for desert areas, use beige and brown; and for jungle-based adventures, use the well-known green and brown. In the realm of fashion, green and brown designs are the most popular and, interestingly, the most versatile when it comes to pairing them with other outfits. The artic design is usually the hardest; who among the civilian population would have the audacity to don the winter military-style clothing print? Though the jungle design is the most well-liked, trying to arrange an ensemble with those woodland colors may be somewhat challenging. Greens are very difficult to match on their own, especially when combined with brown. The safest course of action in this case would be to stay with monochromatic, using black and white as your complementary colors for everything in the color scheme. To be safe, wear your streetwear jacket with a white or charcoal grey T-shirt and black pants. If you are willing to take a greater chance, you can wear colors that are similar in tone, like in this example, green and brown. If you choose this course of action, make sure they are a different color to avoid appearing like you're about to engage in combat in the upcoming wave! Blue is one of the few other colors that works (though it definitely shouldn't!), especially when it comes to denim. Medium blues and stonewash look especially good with apparel with a military theme. The options for footwear are less confusing since they may be paired with neutral-colored sneakers or dark boots like brown ones for a streetwear jacket. Maybe stay away from military boots to set oneself apart from a militia that is just ready to overthrow the country!