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Showing posts with label women's jeans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label women's jeans. Show all posts

Sunday, August 9, 2015

A Jeanious Fit


Rodarte SS15
 
Are you saying goodbye to skinny jeans? I have read so many opinions in a variety of online fashion newsletters that shall remain nameless that I began to wonder if it was really true that the skinny jean is out. Fashion experts opinions have ranged from the health risk that skinny jeans cause to the fact that the silhouette of the skinny jean is so passé. I have such a strong opinion about skinny jeans that I simply had to write about it. I am going to defend the skinny jean because it is my favorite type of jean. Skinny jeans are not the perfect match for one and all but they are for me. Besides, there are so many signs that they are alive and thriving. Women have been seen all over the world wearing them. Take a look at the models below wearing skinny jeans. See. I told you they aren't passé.
Paris SS15 Fashion Week
 
 
NYFW SS15
 

My reasons range from how great they look with everything from heels to flats to the most important one of all: My figure is well-suited to the skinny jean silhouette. I love the fact that I can roll them up at the ankle if they are too long or if I want to show off a great pair of heels. I love how they taper at the ankle and I love that they have natural sex appeal.
 
 
 
 
 


While many may have said bon voyage to the skinny jean I will remain an advocate of them. I feel strongly that regardless of what jeans style may be in or out it reflects well on you to pick the best silhouette that suits your figure and personal preferences.

The health risks that they have, in my opinion, are rooted in wearing skinny jeans that are too tight for one’s figure. I love a great pair of skinny jeans but won’t end up as an unhealthy statistic because of them. That is the reason I bend and stride and stroll and sit down and gaze at myself in a full-length mirror before I commit to a pair. If they seem too tight when you are in the fitting room or when you order them online and try them on at home back away from them quickly. That just means they are not fit for you. Like the ladies below, find the right fit, and you may just fall in love with skinny jeans.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Not all skinny jeans are made alike. Make sure there is sufficient stretch material in them to make them feel comfortable on you. You can find a skinny jeans that fits you like a second skin but leaves room to breathe. This is one reason why I was quite surprised to start reading such vehement reasons about the reason the skinny jean is yesterday’s news. Those who were once such strong proponents of my favorite type of jeans suddenly quickly shunned them.

I can certainly understand why flare-leg jeans are so popular now.  70s fashion is just in right now and in a big way. Besides, flare-leg jeans look great on those of a certain height and weight. I won’t get into the details because you have read it so many times before I am sure.

Skinny jeans have a history of glamour and I like it! They were worn by many of the 1950s film stars I love so much. If you read my blog you probably know who they are; however, they were and still are worn by the opposite gender, as well. Musicians and film stars alike have been charmed by the fit of skinny jeans.
Rolling Stones  (my favorite iconic rock band); Credit



The Ramones in 1976; Credit
 

Let me just conclude by stating that skinny jeans fit me like a pair of worn leather gloves or like my oldest black leather jacket. I have found the denim style that works for me and I am sticking with them.
 
What is your favorite jeans style? I look forward to your comment so don't be shy.
 
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Note: Most images were sourced from Pinterest.

Wednesday, October 23, 2013

Five Fall Metallic Jean Faves

Think Pink for Fall! Only Metallic Jean, Asos
The variety of different metallic jeans cover the spectrum from grunge to leather-like. A few of my current favorites will take you from casual Friday at work to the after party. I love them not just for their versatility but for the utter fierce visage the wearer will present to those gazing upon her.

I present to you five pairs of metallic jeans that summarize several of the most-watched trends of the season: plaid, pink, wax-coated, foil and camouflage

Related searches: Denimology, Stylesight
Grunge-Inspired? Try these!



 7 for All Mankind
Love Coated Jeans? Try This Waxed Oxblood Pair., 7 for All Mankind
Is Biker Chic More Your Style? Guess Moto Zip Jeans
Camouflage Yourself in Pure Glam, Karen Millen Camouflage Jeans



Wednesday, October 16, 2013

Jeanious



The recent proliferation of waxed denim has made it chic to be seen wearing shiny pants. Wax-coated jeans, which began a meteoric rise in popularity several years ago, are still on the trend radar this fall and have been broadly embraced by mass merchandise retailers as well as luxury designer boutiques .Wearing bronze, silver or gold-coated denim is definitely not for the faint of heart but I, for one, love the wow factor. Make your waxed jeans the sole signature piece within your outfit by pairing them with garments in soft or matte shades. Denim designers have wisely partnered with masters of dye techniques to create wax-coated denim that has a luxurious appearance. The result of this collaboration is, depending upon the denim line, a budget-friendly alternative to leather pants. They certainly equal the look of a well made pair of faux-leather pants. I, particularly, love the look of a pair of wax-coated snakeskin print jeans. There is a natural hip vibe the wearer of wax-coated animal print jeans radiates.

Snakeskin, floral and brocade print jeans in a variety of rinses are also quite popular this season. The richness of the patterns allow for relatively effortless pairing with many other fall wardrobe pieces. Create a glam slam look by selecting a cut-out blazer in a color that is complementary to the colors represented in the print of the jeans. A neutral-colored cut-out blazer will also serve a similar purpose. Pair your print jeans with a draped top if your preference is for a traditional look. You can also push the envelope by pairing your print jeans with a laser cut top. My answer if you want to create a triple threat effect? Hit it out of the park with layers. Choose two shades from the color spectrum reflected in the print of the jeans, select a sweater and a shirt that match and, voila, you have a statement-making outfit.

Tips:

•A white or black burn-out t-shirt paired with waxed or print jeans is a classic chic ensemble.
•The combination of a tuxedo blazer and either a simple camisole or a white oxford shirt paired with waxed jeans equals a chic evening outfit.
•An over-sized cowl-neck sweater and a pair of waxed or print jeans is an elegant pairing for a girls' night out.
•Pair your wax-coated jeans with a long-sleeved lace top for date night.
•Match your jeans with a graphic t-shirt, a leather jacket, top-handle bag and designer sunglasses to create a glamorous look.

Related searches: http://www.denimhunt.com, http://www.blog.denimtherapy.com, http://www.denim-dossier.com

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