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 The New Trend that has been emerging is the Print Pants fashion trend. This look has been spotted on the streets, on the runway and even on celebrities. The most common print on the pants is floral prints though other designs are also available. It can be a tricky trend to pull off but if you have the perfect outfit combination and accessories you can wear it.
For this trend not to look too busy or all over the place, choose to wear a single colored outfit on top. A t-shier or shirt or blouse should be a single color or at most two colors. The print pants can come a selection of long pants for women, including printed leggings, harem pants, wide-legs and other long pants styles, even Capri pants can have the prints on them.
From floral & geometric, to metallic & patterned this is the season to be obsessed with Women's Printed Pants that come range from paisley, stripes, florals everything goes as far as printed pants are concerned.

"Jean Paul Gaultier took a turn to the wild side with his Fall 2013 Haute Couture collection. With models' hair twisted sky-high and painted with leopard spots, animal prints along with sculpted volume were the themes of the season. The overall effect had more than a nod and a wink to the '80s with Mugler-esque quilting on jackets, oversize shoulders that would look at home on Grace Jones, and patterned tights with every look.
Standouts include a cobalt leather dress with a wide belt and exaggerated hips and a frothy bridal trouser suit on Liu Wen."by Melessa Liebling-Goldberg...fashionologie.com

 "Jean Paul Gaultier Fall Couture – Feeling in a feline mood, French designer Jean Paul Gaultier sent out a collection of big cat inspired looks for his fall 2013 haute couture collection. Known for his sense of camp, Gaultier did not shy away from color nor print with his latest couture outing. Models strutted the catwalk in body-hugging silhouettes covered in spotted fur patterns and leopard print stockings.
Gaultier also found inspiration in the clowns of cinema, citing references such as “The Clowns” by Italian director Federico Fellini as well as David Bowie’s “Ashes to Ashes” music video. The circus influence can be seen in bright, circular patterns found on dresses, cone-shaped hats and over-exaggerated trouser proportions. Still, it’s not all fun and games; Gaultier’s attention to craftsmanship is evident by the impeccable embroidery and shapes presented." by Joanna...fashiongonerogue.com

Melissa Giraldo for Phax Swimwear 2013. I love this swim suit collection because it is bright and really eye catching. For that summer holiday or even just a day at the beach with family and friends. Get inspired by this collection that is totally amazing and if you are not too comfy with a string bikini or two piece swim suit, you can always wear some beach shorts, a sheer skirt or coverup with a sarong. Either way, you do not have an excuse to look frumpy when going swimming ad plus the swim suits give you a chance to showcase your hot abs that you have been working on so hard and for sol long! Check out some more cool pics of the swim suit collection.

Fresh from causing major palpitations with her platinum-selling single “Heart Attack,” and smashing records with her fourth studio album—Demi Lovato graces the August cover of FASHION magazine. Photographed in sunny Los Angeles at Milk Studios, Lovato spoke to features editor Elio Iannacci on the highs and lows of her career as well as her views on songwriting, relationships and her return as a judge on X-Factor this fall. Here is a sneek peek of our cover story, which hits newsstands on July 8, 2013:

On dealing with double standards:
“Guys can be scandalous and not get any crap for it. In my song [“Something We’re Not”], I’m saying, ‘girls, have your fun—don’t let anyone let you feel bad about your actions. Ever.’
How moving to L.A. helped her transform:
“L.A. has opened my eyes. I learned that ignorance stood in the way of my insight. I wasn’t really being honest with the way I used to live.  I was pretending to be a role model during the day and turning into a wild child at night.”