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Fashion Blog: Patterned Pants and How YOU Can Rock Them!

This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Suffolk chapter.

It seems most people have learned the best ways to master the bright and gorgeous colorful pants. But, another trend this season that is slightly harder to get away with, but really hitting the forefront is…the patterned pant!

Spotted celebrities sporting this trend:
Camila Alves masters these feisty black and white leopard pants with a clean grey shirt and cute heels. 

Elle Macpherson matches these black and white tie-dye pants with a simple white T-shirt, navy cardigan, scarf, matching sandals, and belt.

How can you work this look?
The easiest way to match them is with solid colors. A white t-shirt is always a safe card to play!
And sometimes with patterns the best thing to do is go all out! Match everything, and with a little luck, and a good eye it becomes genius!

                                        Paul & Joe Fall/Winter ‘12          Miu Miu Fall/Winter ’12

Where to buy:

                                                       Rag&Bone: $187.00                       H&M $14.95


                                                                                      Saks 5th Avenue

Seen on the street: Here we see pants with flower patterns, adorably put together with an amazing pink sweater, jean shirt, leather jacket and short boots!

Matilda is our Style Section Editor from Sweden. Born in Sweden, she grew up partially in Paris and Boston as well. Entering her Junior year, she has been with Her Campus for three years!
Originally from Connecticut, Erica attends Suffolk University in Boston, Massachusetts. She is a senior, majoring in public relations, and minoring in marketing. She founded Suffolk's chapter of Her Campus along with co-Campus Correspondent, Mackenzie Newcomb. has interned at a few start-up companies including Quincy Apparel and Good to Go Organics. She was also a public relations intern at Regan Communications Group, and is currently the advertising/marketing intern at The Improper Bostonian Magazine. Erica also works on Newbury Street at Jack Wills University Outfitters, a British clothing company that is expanding across America. She is very interested in the world of fashion, and hopes to make it big doing marketing/PR for a fashion magazine or as a publicist in New York City or LA upon graduation. In her free time, she enjoys shopping, hanging out with friends, going to the beach, reading, writing, and dancing.