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How To Style Camo Clothing<\/h2>\n

Apparently, I am a Sucker for Camo!<\/p>\n

Blogging has been an eye-opening endeavor. When I started this blog, I decided I would show the good, the bad and the ugly. I am definitely all about being authentic. What I didn\u2019t realize is that in a very short amount of time, I would realize, I am kinda obsessed with camo.<\/p>\n

Peruse my Insta @StyleDahlia<\/a> and you will see I wear camo a lot! From Camo sweaters to camo pants, apparently there isn\u2019t a piece of camo that I don\u2019t like. After short reflection, I realized that camo is definitely perfect for my personality. Currently, it is very on trend (which I like to be) but it isn\u2019t overtly flashy (again me). It is looks effortlessly put together (something I strive to be) and is totally multifunctional from dressed up to casual (I am nothing, if not practical). In many ways, camo is my wardrobe soulmate.<\/p>\n

Do you love camo as much as I do? I think it works for so many of us. It is a perfect wardrobe anchor and can be styled so many fabulous ways.<\/p>\n

Disclaimer: this post may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase from one of them I will receive a small commission at no extra cost to you, which allows me to keep this blog up and running.\u00a0<\/em><\/span><\/p>\n

Styling Camo<\/h2>\n

Camo is a neutral which means you can wear it with almost anything. The only rule is don’t wear head to toe camouflage unless you are adding an orange vest and going hunting. Ok! But really, please don’t hunt! In effort for full disclosure, I am a pacifist but my boys are not. They hunt and fish. It just isn’t for me.<\/p>\n

One of my favorite camo pieces from this last year is the J.Crew<\/a> bomber style sweater below. It is the perfect weight for winter here in CA. Despite being a pretty warm sweater it isn’t bulky which makes it great for colder climates. Just add a coat over the top.\u00a0 Personally, I prefer camouflage with blacks and greens. I can easily add those pieces to my existing wardrobe of all black. I have worn this sweater with a black dress and boots for a fun evening out.<\/p>\n

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Every good rule is meant to be broken. Even though I prefer camouflage with blacks and green, I was drawn instantly to these light weight camo chinos<\/a> from J.Crew. They are a light color camo with the lightest color being slightly pink. This more subdued pattern is perfect for spring and summer.<\/p>\n

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Camo Pants<\/h2>\n

The easiest way to add a bit of camouflage to your wardrobe is with a cute pair of camo pants. The first pair of camo pants are Hudson. I can’t tell you how long ago I bought them but I still wear them to this day. I love skinny jeans and to modernize the camo, I added an on trend pair of Sam Edelman white booties<\/a>.<\/p>\n

The middle pair of camouflage cargo pants are by Re\/Done<\/a>. They have a true army inspired vibe. I like cutting the hard edge of the pants with a softer top. Here, I am wearing a Madewell<\/a> white sweater but I have also worn with black lace top. One of my favorite outfit combinations is hard edge\/soft details.<\/p>\n

Lastly, I am wearing a pair of light weight camouflage cargos by Sanctuary<\/a> that I purchased at Bloomingdales<\/a>. I love these pants so much for summer that I bought them in black and plain green as well. They are perfect for hot summer days when you prefer to have your legs covered.<\/p>\n

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