The word “camouflage” probably conjures images of tough, rugged American military personnel skillfully feeling their way behind enemy lines. But the word is apparently derived from the word “camoufler,” which is supposed to mean “blind” or “disguise.” Thus, to those Americans who were ticked off at the French for their stance on the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, camouflage is anything but “tough” or “rugged.” All kidding aside, donning camo clothing can still look tough, but it can also appeal to those who are more into its style more than its machismo. If you need any evidence of that, just…