Everyone knows jeans are staple of anyone’s wardrobe. Everyone has at least one pair, and most of the time you have more than needed. I know I have too many to count. In all shades from dark blue to distressed wash and black. I have the skinny jeans of course, wide leg, boot cut, high waisted,true religion jeans and the new trend jeggings.
My favorite new pair of jeggings (jean leggings) are from Free People. They are my new favorite type of jean because they have a lot of stretch are different. If you haven’t picked up your pair of jeggings, you still can. Lakeview has a few options, but one I have seen recently are from Gap. They actually have some pretty nice jeggings. From dark to grey washes, you should find what you want. If you want more of legging just a jean finish, I would go to American Apparel, they have great jeggings that are light and stretchy.
I would like to give you my three steps to picking jeans I have learned over the years.
1. Different brands have different sizes. true religion NathanYou maybe a size 27 in J Brand, but maybe a 28 in true religion jeans on sale. No jean fits the same. Some of stretch and others don’t, so don’t feel like you gained some pounds if you don’t fit into the size you usually do. Like my one cardinal rule you don’t want to have that front wedgie!
2. I believe you should invest in one really good pair of jeans, that are you go to jeans. They last forever and true religion rainbownever wear out. These jeans are usually are more of an investment. I believe you should save up for that one pair of jeans that makes you feel amazing. I usually buy the cheaper jeans for trends, like grey jeans or these ripped black jeans I got last year. Jeans never go out of style, but some of the washes do, think of that 1989 wash that makes you wonder what people were thinking when they bought them? (acid wash) I don’t care if it came back in style it is gross.
3. It is a fact some jeans styles and washes True Religion Marktdon’t work on everyone. Some people cannot wear white jeans, they just can’t. Enough said.
