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Jeans

16-10-2008   


We all know that a quality pair of jeans can make or break an outfit, as well us making us feel fabulous if they have the right fit; this week, I noticed a huge following for paint-on, skinny and boot cut jeans.

 

Boot – cut jeans are versatile and work well with almost any outfit. They are perfect for wearing WITH BOOTS and suit all women of any shape or size.

 

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Jeans
      
Jeans
Jeans

 

Skinny jeans have been present as a trend seemingly forever, but the trends’ staying power only reinforces its majesty amongst the better of jean cuts.

Skinny jeans sculpt the leg and can accentuate a well groomed backside, but can also highlight problem areas, so be careful.

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Jeans
Jeans
Jeans

Paint-on jeans are simply skinnier skinnys! If you’ve got the pins, then by all means wear this daring choice with pride.

 

Jeans

Boy-fit jeans are a growing trend this season so grab yourself a pair – not to confuse boy-fit jeans with jeans for boys however, these jeans don’t mask our assets but simply showcase them differently and maximise comfort.

Jeans

Alexander Wang displayed his take on jeans in his Autumn/winter 2008 ready-to-wear shows; he demonstrated how best to wear paint-on jeans and denim shorts alongside this chic and dark collection.

Catwalk
Catwalk
Catwalk

Ruffian showed a more regal approach to the trend by teaming patterned jeans with voluminous shirts and killer heels.

Catwalk
Catwalk
Catwalk

 
Diesel showed an interesting take in the boy-fit style jeans in their Fall RTW shows – the playful cuts of the jeans teamed with casual elements create an edgy look.

Diesel
Diesel
Diesel

Miss Sixty focussed on the skinny jeans look and toyed with the effects of distressing denim through bleaching and stonewashing.

Miss Sixty
Miss Sixty
Miss Sixty

Some people consider jeans to be a forgotten fashion statement but the right pair can most certainly convert a plain outfit, into a proclamation of style.

Make your statement.

 
Layla Robinson

 

 




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