Trends to Rock F/W 13-14: Patchwork Denim

After trending several seasons ago and most recently this spring/summer 2013, the patchwork denim or vintage patchwork denim trend, has smoothly transitioned right into the fall/winter 2013-14 season bolder and better than ever! Top designers like Louis Vuitton, Thom Browne, and Philip Lim, who featured a patchwork denim jumpsuit covered with retro patches during his show at New York Fashion Week, has gotten fashionistas everywhere taking notice. Shop for this trend online and in retail stores everywhere or make your own dope statement pieces! All you need are some cool patches (the iron on or sew on kind), your very own jeans, shirt, dress, jacket, or bag, and all that creativity in that beautiful head of yours! So, if you're a little tired of your regular denim looks, try rocking some patchwork denim pieces this season! 

Here are some images to help you get inspired!  

Kids can get in on the patchwork denim trend, too!

Trending This Fall 2013: Camo in the City

Fashionistas! Military style clothing trends are making a big statement on the runways and the streets for fall, 2013, and camouflage, camo for short, is one of them. Returning this season with a bit of a new spin on the fabrics and designs, camouflage is a print that it seems we'll always see season after season. Designers like Alexander Wang, Michael Kors, and other top designers included camo clothing, footwear, and accessories for men, women, and children in their fall collections. Though it may not be a wearable trend for everyone, camouflage works well with lots of colors and prints and can be easily added to your wardrobe for a little military swag! So, check this out! You might be surprised! Here are just a few ways you can rock camouflage for the fall 2013 season and beyond!
*Image Source: Google Images

Rihanna for River Island camo fashions

Camo for kids

Jimmy Choo Camo Ipad Case

Ri Ri in camo coat

Converse

Camo Leggings

Camo now in colors like this orange camo shirt

Camo everything!

Don't forget the nails, ladies!