So is camo back in style this season?

[studytime45]

Not a fan.

[laptopvixen]

Um, no.

Sorry, Sweet Dee.

p.s. camo is never in style, ever

[fuckyourcouch]

i saw some at gap and barfed.

[rex]

No, camo is not in style and it shouldn't be.

[TrickyBob]

I like camo during hunting season. *Disclaimer, I do not hunt furry creatures or hunt at all* but I'm guilty of staring at the selection of camo hoodies a bit too long when we were in Dicks last weekend. I didn't buy one because camo is way over priced.

I'm not a huge fan of it for weddings, formal events, daily wear (that isn't a sweatshirt/hoodie, etc), summer time, or on articles of clothing other then those clearly used for hunting or cold weather activity.

They don't belong on skinny jeans or cute clothing.

[angelaa73]

Lets ask adam

[angelaa73]

A fervent nodder, that boy

[annyong]

Lol! He is too cute.

[annyong]

And yes, I've seen it in stores, irl, and on fashion blogs.

[angelaa73]

Oct 2, 2012 23:46:31 GMT -5 annyong said:

And yes, I've seen it in stores, irl, and on fashion blogs.

Because its fucking rad! I still rue the day my gf jacked my danang camo pants. Wait. I think they were sanctuary. Either way they fucking rocked.

[mrsjuleshs]

DD had a really cute camo bikini last year. But I am generally not a huge fan, even living in the south. My mom bought her camo crocs when she was 3. Those things were HIDEOUS!!!!

[birdistheword]

I kind of like camo sometimes.

I think it can be done tastefully, if it's in moderation. I have some kickass camo ballet flats. But I've never professed to be a style expert...

[textbookcase]

Sea of Shoes is rocking the camo lately, so I guess that means its in

[Deleted]

Ick. I don't support the wearing of camo outside of hunting activities. Though, that may be because I'm from a redneck town and there is an overabundance of it here.

[aliciar6]

for me it depends on the camo.
i have plenty of it for hunting and wore PLENTY of it in the Army (old BDU, DCU, and the ACU patterns)
but i think if i liked the camo, i'd definately buy the camo skinny jeans. may have to check out Gap even though i really don't like that store for some reason.

[alzi]

Oct 2, 2012 21:18:03 GMT -5 letsgetweird said:

Oct 2, 2012 21:16:55 GMT -5 laptopvixen said:

Um, no.

Sorry, Sweet Dee.

p.s. camo is never in style, ever

Lol. I despise camo. Although I did have some camo pants in HS. I was going through a weird phase.

I wonder if S&B will pair camo with bubbles.

you know the answer to this question.

[lilafowler]

I prefer to call camo "flage". It sounds more fancy.

[stephlove]

Camo is like an obsession where I live. I've already been to two camo themed weddings in the past two years.

I'm not a fan. At all.

[vicky]

I also went through a weird camo phase in high school. Camo+flannel. It was bad.
The kids on the bus called me Columbine girl. Yeah. I'll never wear camo again.

[janegold]

Oct 3, 2012 6:21:20 GMT -5 lilafowler said:

I prefer to call camo "flage". It sounds more fancy.

Lol!

[ninakir88]

No, please no.

[hubes]

I hope not.

Mossy Oak has no place in public.

[angelaa73]

Oct 3, 2012 6:21:20 GMT -5 lilafowler said:

I prefer to call camo "flage". It sounds more fancy.

Hahaha awesome!

[LLL]

when was it ever in style?

[vampsterdam]

Oct 3, 2012 7:33:35 GMT -5 stephlove said:

Camo is like an obsession where I live. I've already been to two camo themed weddings in the past two years.

I'm not a fan. At all.

I know it doesn't seem like there is, but there is a difference of wearing a camo jacket with studs from Zara and going to a wedding where everyone is dressed in Camo.

Not justifying the trend of camo, but one look is more about being "edgy" and the other is just redneck.

ETA: *some* people pull off camo really well. I don't think I'll be buying any pieces though.

[HiC]

love camo and animal prints (not together)

[HiC]

camo and monogrammed

[vampsterdam]

Oct 3, 2012 18:33:00 GMT -5 letsgetweird said:

Can we stop calling clothes "pieces"? It really gets on my fucking nerves.

Lol. Sorry. I didn't even know it was a "thing"