From the trenches of World War I to TikTok, camouflage fashion has come a long way and Lounge's style guide for the week ...

The Vietnamese "tigerstripe" camouflage was originally a copy of the French "lizard" pattern, and was called "sea wave", created by the South Vietnamese Marine Corps in 1958.

Learn how to use the print that's designed to disappear in your home. Patterns like classic stripes, bold geometrics, and delicate florals are decorating essentials. Camouflage, though? Not so ...

Year: 2013 The “France” edition of the Air Max 1 camo collection is done up in a darker olive and army green colorway, accented by the French camouflage pattern on the heel and mid-panel.

Who knew? Camouflage, the fashion statement born in World War II and finally officially embraced by the Army in the 1980s, is getting a makeover.

From the empty Arctic to a bustling city, this is the camouflage militaries use to hide troops and tanks in a high-stakes game of hide and seek.

The stripe-like pattern is a classic emblematic of French Country interiors and a staple in some farmhouse spaces. In 2025, it's having a major resurgence.

As she further explains in an email, “The ongoing resurgence of camo print reflects a broader trend of reclaiming utilitarian and historical patterns for contemporary aesthetics.

Over the last two decades or so, armed forces around the world have abandoned their camouflage patterns in favor of a more pixelated, machine-engineered camo, similar to the blocky graphics in the ...

The sportswear company says the clothing line is inspired by " dazzle camouflage," a military pattern used on ships in World War I and II.

So Columbia developed the subtle “snow camouflage” pattern used from the mid-waist down on the outfits pictured above to break up the white fabric and help mask body movements during a run.