Though we can’t help but feel some trends should be left to run their course in their original form. Take the Three Wolf Moon Tee for example. While a striking ensemble for Dwight Schrute on The Office, it’s starting to go a little too far, with one of the wolves deciding – like many who get a shot of fame, to try a solo career in women’s fashion via a T-shirt by Ronny Kobo. We’ll accept the editorials, but let’s not let pop culture trends go too far and throw creative styling to the wolves.

Torn by Ronny Kobo Petra Moon Wolf Tank {Shopbop}

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The lates trend to hit the menswear scene this season is the washed leather jacket. A distinct worn look accents the piece and creates an edgy feel as opposed to the more tailored leather looks we’ve seen on the runways. If the style suits you, there are great deals to be had on designer discount sites like Bluefly and Shopstyle.

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Weâ€ve seen everything from polka-dots to stripes in denimâ€s past and the hottest trend right now seems to be tie-dyed jeans. Celebs from Victoria Beckham to Fergie have been photographed rocking the style, and Fidelityâ€s spring 2010 collection offers a colorful take on the youthful look. Skinny jeans are a slimming asset to add to your closet, and the recent creative take on the classic “blue jean” is sure to add diversity to your wardrobe.

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Fitting seamlessly into the recent Americana trend is the latest collaboration between Levis and skater and musician Tommy Guerrero.

No word yet on when the collab officially drops, but for now we get a sneak peak at the above two pieces which mix the classic Levi’s denim look with a kitschy Mexican-inspired theme.

When the collection finally does hit stores, though, please (do we really have to tell you this?) don’t wear both pieces together at the same time, unless you actually want to look like a bad hybrid between 21 Jump Street and There Will Be Blood.

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Believe it or not, the humble mushroom has been making quite a splash on the home decor front – in pillows, patterns, you name it. While this trend can be downright adorable and, if done right, even classy, it can also be unbearably kitschy. But, never fear! We’ve scouted out the best ways for you to get a fab (and subtle) ‘shroomy’ look for your home at any price point - without the nasty fungal connotations…

Mushrooms for your kitchen (not your kitchen table):

Mushroom Soup Towel, $19 from Ferm Living (left). Cargo Mushroom Boxes, $40-48, from Jayson Home & Garden (center). Vintage Teak and Glass Mushroom Canisters, $65, from JollyPollyPickins on Etsy (right).

Mod Mushroom Lamps:

Nesso Table Lamp, $360, from Artemide on AllModern.com (left). ‘Glow’ Glass Table Lamp, $504, by Holmegaard on UnicaHome.com (center). Laurel Mushroom Lamp, $299, from beggarsandchoosers on Etsy (right).

Fantastical Fungi (for the Kids):

Fungal Specimen Box No. 2, $80, from specimen7 on Etsy (left). Thomas Wold Mushroom Forest Coffee Table, $985, from Fawn&Forest (center). Round Pillow, $59, from stopyourcircus on Etsy (right).

Mushroom Art for your walls:

“Collecting Mushrooms,” $12, from knitalatte on Etsy (left). Nature Art Inserts, $19, from West Elm (center). “Alone,” $60, from CCsArt on Etsy (right).

Now Ivanka is one of those rare lucky women who would honestly look stunning in nothing but a brown paper bag, but we still admire her for taking a risk and foregoing the pretty yet rather boring strapless princess gown for a more demure look.  With sleeves.

Usually any mention of sleeves on a wedding gown has women immediately running the other way, but Ivanka’s Vera Wang shows it’s possible to be tasteful and stylishly covered without looking like an unfortunate blast from the past.

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Ombré and dip-dying have been on again, off again trends on the runways for the past several seasons; this time they’re appearing not on silken dresses, but on silken tresses.

We think Katie Shillingford, above, totally rocks the look in a futuristic Fifth Element sort of way, but we’re unsure on how the trend will pan out for the rest of us.  Unless you’re daring and willing to let your hair dictate the rest of your wardrobe, we wouldn’t recommend asking your hairdresser for something quite so bold as hers.  More wearable (and office-appropriate), however, would be to softly blend your regrowth into the rest of your hair, so you get a loose, youthful, natural play of color.

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Above photo of stylist Katie Shillingford by Tommy Ton for JAKANDJIL.com.