Now that you have the sexy explora and hot militarian looks down, let's ponder the sleek utilitarian. This ensemble mixes tailored elements, like this structured tweed coat, with soft cargos and a safari-inspired shirt. The different textures and varying shades of green create delicious depth. Oh, don't forget to complement your green tones with a pair of suede mustard booties and purple polish — delish.
After you're back from your sexy exploration, take on the role of hot militarian. Let Anna Selezneva be your guide. Achieving this Fall trend is simple. Here's what you need: olive henley, clunky chain jewels, green cargo pants, a military cap, and sweat. To avoid looking too masculine, open all your henley buttons, roll your cargo waist, and make sure your jewels have lots of shine. A minor attitude adjustment; lose the smile, up the sex appeal — go time.
We're so obsessed with Fall's fresh color, as well as these styley editorials featuring it, we wanted to take you to the next level. Let's get dressed like a sexy explora. The bare bones: olive green shorts — you can cut a long pair, like these Chloe's, and cuff them — a rustic, green belt and a sexy neck tank. I included a swimsuit for when you need to trek across swampy terrain. A hooded parka should shield you from the elements, and a bushmaster hat will bring forth your inner Dundee. Dog tag necklaces are as tough as it gets. Adventure awaits . . .
Green is back in full force. The New York Fall 2010 catwalks were infested with all shades of green — olive, forest, chartreuse, apple, and hunter green, to name a few. Fab. Confused about how to wear these new greens oh-so stylishly? Here are a few of our favorite recent photo shoots with green from Vogue magazines around the world. Here is one smokin' way, like Eniko Mihalik. She proves that green on green on green can be downright gorge.
