Lately the “pop art” trend in fashion has gotten more widespread and this can be seen at trendy shops like H&M, Forever 21 and even textile shops and homeware shops. This trend comes to us from the world of comics and animation and has undoubtedly been hurried along by the “street fashion”, “geek chic” and “hipster” trends which have contributed patterns and imagery ranging from moustaches to clocks and owls and geeky glasses. And just in case you don’t find this trend self-explanatory, click here for an elaboration on the topic. One of the world’s most famous pop artists was Andy Warhol and one of his most famous works is a simplified Marilyn Monroe in which she appears several times in contrasted, exaggerated colour. Back to the topic at hand, pop art fashion tends to deal with busy patterns which grab a ton of attention, meaning it’s very important to know how to properly use it in order to not look messy, loud, and sloppy. Here are a few outfits which I chose to showcase the trend.