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Home » Fashion » Dress Sense » The Classical Blue Jeans
It is needless to say that when most of us are asked about our favourite piece of clothing, we generally say a pair of jeans without even a waiting for a second to think. What started as a staple wear for mine workers in USA during the great gold rush, has now become one stop solution for all fashion aficionados and non aficionados as well. Today jeans clad legs are everywhere, be it home, at play and at work.
The reason behind this is very simple, a nice pair of denims is rugged, can be worn in any stage of wear and tear, they are cost effective, durable, easy to maintain and it remains in trend season after season whatever the fashion forecasts. The designers love doing things to denims and brands like Levi's, Wrangler, Benetton, Lee, Armani Exchange, Gap continue to reinvent the classic blue to fit every budget.
It is wardrobe assault, not to own a good pair of jeans. The reason is that it blends with just about anything. It can flatter any body type and exude style for the wearer, when worn properly. Moreover a pair of jeans can fit into most occasions. Other than very formal meetings or boardroom discussions, you can wear your pair to just about anywhere.
While designers do play around with the denims, but what really works is your simple everyday jeans in a cut that fits your body type. Best thing about this is that you can own as many as you want and wear them as many times throughout the year, without feeling outdated or over dressed.
The other reason why the classic blue has endured so long is that very few of us can actually shell out Rs 10,000 plus for a designer pair, which may go out of style by the time you decide to wear it the second time. But a classic denim can be yours at below Rs 3000.
So what is the classic jeans? It is a pair of denim that is cut straight, relaxed or slightly flared at the bottom to fit over a boot. It features four traditional pockets, a button or zipper fly and standard loopholes.
While the best color to get yours is in denim blue, but you can also try out black, grey and dark blue. Every day jeans has minimal detailing and no over the top bleaching effects.
But this does not mean that you cannot wear a pair with subtle finish or little detailing like stonewash or distressed finish. It is always good to be bit different by picking up a pair with trendy, cut, styling or finish. And then again, who says that you've just got to have only one pair?
Now that you know all about classic jeans, here are few pointers on how to pick a pair that will compliment your style.
A relaxed, straight fit suits most body types. When picking up the pair check that it buttons up at least an inch below your navel. This will not only enhance your fit but is also comfortable if you plan to wear it for long hours.
If you are of a stocky build avoid high-waisted jeans. Also pick one that is snug around your hips and tapers at the thighs, flaring slightly out below the knees. Better known as classic boot cut, this style gives a slimming effect. If you are thin, go for low rise, loose fit pair of denims to add more bulk to your form.
As for the length of the pants, the hem should cover the back of your shoes, falling in a single fold at the front. Don't go longer than that.
You have to look trendy and not tacky in your pair of jeans. While there is no harm in trying out latest on the store shelves, but here are some ground rules when selecting your classic pair.
For starters pick a jeans that that has minimal detailing and say to no to seams and stitches done in different colored threads. Then steer clear of heavily bleached jeans or jeans which has too many bleached patches. They may look good on screen or on the ramp but for a regular person a simple style goes a long way.
To sum it up you should avoid flashy stitching, excessive sandblast or dye treatments, pronounced bleached lines that give a washed-out look, patchwork, and rips or frays. They are fads that fade with time and can look outdated very fast. Simply go for a pair in dark wash, or in light blue, they stand the test of time.
Dressing up in denims is not tough. It goes with just about any look. Wear with a crisp white shirt or even a nice black one for a dinner date or a party. Top it with any semi fit shirt for casual Friday dressing. A straight cut jeans with a formal shirt and a fitted jacket works well on regular work-days as well. Pair it with a nice polo T-shirt or any T-shirt of your choice and you a ready to hit the road to relaxation. The options are limitless with a nice pair of dark blue denim, so pick your pair and keep styling.
The reason behind this is very simple, a nice pair of denims is rugged, can be worn in any stage of wear and tear, they are cost effective, durable, easy to maintain and it remains in trend season after season whatever the fashion forecasts. The designers love doing things to denims and brands like Levi's, Wrangler, Benetton, Lee, Armani Exchange, Gap continue to reinvent the classic blue to fit every budget.
It is wardrobe assault, not to own a good pair of jeans. The reason is that it blends with just about anything. It can flatter any body type and exude style for the wearer, when worn properly. Moreover a pair of jeans can fit into most occasions. Other than very formal meetings or boardroom discussions, you can wear your pair to just about anywhere.
Style that Endures
While designers do play around with the denims, but what really works is your simple everyday jeans in a cut that fits your body type. Best thing about this is that you can own as many as you want and wear them as many times throughout the year, without feeling outdated or over dressed.
The other reason why the classic blue has endured so long is that very few of us can actually shell out Rs 10,000 plus for a designer pair, which may go out of style by the time you decide to wear it the second time. But a classic denim can be yours at below Rs 3000.
So what is the classic jeans? It is a pair of denim that is cut straight, relaxed or slightly flared at the bottom to fit over a boot. It features four traditional pockets, a button or zipper fly and standard loopholes.
While the best color to get yours is in denim blue, but you can also try out black, grey and dark blue. Every day jeans has minimal detailing and no over the top bleaching effects.
But this does not mean that you cannot wear a pair with subtle finish or little detailing like stonewash or distressed finish. It is always good to be bit different by picking up a pair with trendy, cut, styling or finish. And then again, who says that you've just got to have only one pair?
Fit it Right
Now that you know all about classic jeans, here are few pointers on how to pick a pair that will compliment your style.
A relaxed, straight fit suits most body types. When picking up the pair check that it buttons up at least an inch below your navel. This will not only enhance your fit but is also comfortable if you plan to wear it for long hours.
If you are of a stocky build avoid high-waisted jeans. Also pick one that is snug around your hips and tapers at the thighs, flaring slightly out below the knees. Better known as classic boot cut, this style gives a slimming effect. If you are thin, go for low rise, loose fit pair of denims to add more bulk to your form.
As for the length of the pants, the hem should cover the back of your shoes, falling in a single fold at the front. Don't go longer than that.
Style no-no
You have to look trendy and not tacky in your pair of jeans. While there is no harm in trying out latest on the store shelves, but here are some ground rules when selecting your classic pair.
For starters pick a jeans that that has minimal detailing and say to no to seams and stitches done in different colored threads. Then steer clear of heavily bleached jeans or jeans which has too many bleached patches. They may look good on screen or on the ramp but for a regular person a simple style goes a long way.
To sum it up you should avoid flashy stitching, excessive sandblast or dye treatments, pronounced bleached lines that give a washed-out look, patchwork, and rips or frays. They are fads that fade with time and can look outdated very fast. Simply go for a pair in dark wash, or in light blue, they stand the test of time.
Looking Good
Dressing up in denims is not tough. It goes with just about any look. Wear with a crisp white shirt or even a nice black one for a dinner date or a party. Top it with any semi fit shirt for casual Friday dressing. A straight cut jeans with a formal shirt and a fitted jacket works well on regular work-days as well. Pair it with a nice polo T-shirt or any T-shirt of your choice and you a ready to hit the road to relaxation. The options are limitless with a nice pair of dark blue denim, so pick your pair and keep styling.
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