Fantastic video, I love jeans and all these fits. I recently bought a splendid wide leg by Diesel (Akemi) and waiting for a COS arch jeans (barrel similar), hope they are ok! You inspire a lot and THANK YOU for writing the names of the brands under every outfit! Love Gemma xxx
Thank you. You showed, but didn't mention, the trend for dark-wash straight jeans (slim or looser fit) with a big turn-up, I think it's called hillbilly style jeans. I've seen a very cool 70 years young woman wearing a slim fitting top, straight slim dark wash jeans with a big turn-up and heels in London - an off-duty model with gorgeous long grey hair up in a sexy bun - fabulous and something I am trying to recreate by simply turning up an existing pair of slim-fit dark wash jeans. It has to be a turn-up hem, not a roll-up (that would be more like boyfriend style). If you have a pair of long jeans you don't need to have them shortened so it saves on alteration costs too. It's a relaxed, natural vibe that I think will be popular so maybe you'd like to feature it in future x
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Fantastic video, I love jeans and all these fits. I recently bought a splendid wide leg by Diesel (Akemi) and waiting for a COS arch jeans (barrel similar), hope they are ok! You inspire a lot and THANK YOU for writing the names of the brands under every outfit! Love Gemma xxx
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Thank you for the comment!
Thank you. You showed, but didn't mention, the trend for dark-wash straight jeans (slim or looser fit) with a big turn-up, I think it's called hillbilly style jeans. I've seen a very cool 70 years young woman wearing a slim fitting top, straight slim dark wash jeans with a big turn-up and heels in London - an off-duty model with gorgeous long grey hair up in a sexy bun - fabulous and something I am trying to recreate by simply turning up an existing pair of slim-fit dark wash jeans. It has to be a turn-up hem, not a roll-up (that would be more like boyfriend style). If you have a pair of long jeans you don't need to have them shortened so it saves on alteration costs too. It's a relaxed, natural vibe that I think will be popular so maybe you'd like to feature it in future x
Thanks for the comment. Yes, you're right, big turn-ups on jeans have started to emerge as a style option. Let's see if this becomes a big trend.
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Whatever you want but not skinny