There are so many amazing fall trends worth adopting this season—velvet, anyone? Well, one of our favorites that honestly never really goes out of style is coming back in a larger way right now: the military-inspired look. Designers like Haider Ackermann, Maison Margiela, and Givenchy sent models down the runway in army-esque ensembles, featuring military jackets, fatigued separates, and more. While we've spotted a few It girls already testing out this look, Olivia Palermo just stepped out in a full-on military ensemble while out and about in New York City.
Palermo went for an army-green button-down from Zara, complete with coordinating cropped trousers. She then complemented the ensemble with a studded belt and camo flats. We love this look in particular because it totally embodies a major trend and is incredibly easy to pull off.
Keep scrolling to check out Palermo's full look. Plus, shop the outfit, too.
On Olivia Palermo: Zara Military Shirt ($70); Pretty Ballerina flats; Dior sunglasses.
Shop military-inspired separates for yourself:
Will you test out this trend? Let us know in the comments below!
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