Diy Boho Chic Denim Jacket and Jeans!

Written by Prashant Pandey on September 7, 2020. Posted in New arrivals style.

Love all things boho? If you love the hippie style and all things bohemian, Maybe it’s ironic that what started out as a poor person’s way of life is now a fashion trend
so according to Wikipedia “Boho-chic is a style of fashion drawing on various bohemian and hippie influences, which, at its height in late 2005 was associated particularly with actress Sienna Miller and model Kate Moss in the United Kingdom and (as “boho” chic) actress and businesswoman Mary-Kate Olsen in the United States. It has been seen since the early 1990s and, although appearing to wane from time to time, has repeatedly re-surfaced in varying guises. Many elements of boho-chic became popular in the late 1960s and some date back much further, being associated, for example, with pre-Raphaelite women of the mid-to-late 19th century.”

so basically the Boho style is characterized by long flowing or tiered skirts and dresses, peasant blouses, ethnic touches like tunics or wood jewelry, embroidery or embellishment with beading, fringed handbags, and jeweled or embellished flat sandals (or flat ankle boots). The look is often layered and colorful.

Do you want to make a statement? Show them what you got by embellishing your old jean jacket with fringe and voila!

Embroidering jeans from the bottom like this is such an easy way to make your jeans look cool.
You can easily pair them with a loose top and high heels or even flats. You can do the same with with some denim shorts or else design with some embroidery stuff at the side of your denim shorts.this is how it’ll look;

Use some paper and make a design of your own choice over it, put it over the denim jeans and simply just color it and here’s how it’ll turn out to be;

This embroidered sides of bell bottoms look stunning here;

Gather around some stuff like laces, borders or any other embroidery items from your house and some fabric glue with scissors and you’re good to go to design your own boho chic denim jacket.

And this is how it’ll turn out to be just using a simple method of your own.
a before after image of designing boho chic denim jacket!

Classy items to style with Black Denim.

Written by Verna Bradford on January 10, 2020. Posted in Jeans, New arrivals style, Style Spy.

I am always a Black Denim Dude, as I pointed many times. I am not lying— I don’t usually wear classic Indigo Denim, I’m legit. As I have many ready to go uniforms, I’m always hunting for cool items to wear with them, along with my trusting jeans. You as well? Okay, fortunate you are. Following a screening of fashion girls, who often wear black jeans on their regulars, it became quickly evident that a few specific items that are worth owning right now are actually available to ensure that the denim fits are as chic as possible. In this regard, scroll around to check for the nine essential items of the moment, paired with dark denim perfectly — skinny, straight, and broad legs.

Reworked Shirting

If you are working in a more relaxed office setting and want to lift your favorite distressed black jeans, add a forward reworked shirt to your routine for a special profile of the moment. Add another effect of accessories on your attire with a Black matching bag or tote. This blend can take you to the limelight.

Black Booties

They may seem like a Dumb, but for a comfortable fit with black jeans, you can not deny the classic strength of the ideal pair of black booties. Shinny black booties are always preferred while styling black jeans. This type of hacks can take our attire on the next level without any higher cost.

Duster Coat

While almost any type of outerwear fits with black jeans (they’re just that versatile), I love the choice of duster coats for a chic look in particular. This outfit is best for everyone’s winter wardrobe and you try them in fall also. Woolen coats are seriously the best substitute for Sweaters.

Turtleneck

One of my regular outfits is a turtleneck, a motorcycle jacket, and black jeans — it’s a basic but impactful outfit. While black turtlenecks fit well, I’m usually in the lighter models for the dark denim to pop up, and the other layer added of a motorcycle jacket gives a unique touch to your dress.

Modern Blazer

Add an extra sophistication amount to a casual denim fit by adding a blazer on-trend. Consider this particular look for a casual Friday or have a drink with friends.

Wear Denim skirt to Style your Winter.

Written by Verna Bradford on January 9, 2020. Posted in Jeans, New arrivals style, Style Spy.

The 90s fashion trends that we once recalled from our youth can now be seen in front of our eyes, from hair scrunchies to jean overalls (we don’t live in the past— we just dress as we do). Denim skirts’ revival is one that none of us can doubt. We’ve put together seven ways this Winter to style your denim skirt.

Moto Jacket

Winter always reflects the return of your childhood motorcycle jacket— like the leather jacket that stuck with you (regardless of the time you’ve spilled wine on it) and made you look beautiful (even when you thought the opposite). Use your denim skirt to combine a solid colored sweater and grab your jacket for extra warmth and style. Suede, cotton, or leather— it can’t be done wrong.

Off-the-Shoulder Top

Bring on a soft off-the-shoulder top for days that are more comfortable than cold to tuck into your denim skirt. Dress up with some high-heel gladiators in this ensemble or dress it up with some fashionable sandals. This fun look is the perfect transition outfit to Winter with a summer touch that is going to be much sweeter than bitter.

Patterned Top and Knee-High Boots

Start the season with this casual outfit — a patterned top (we love the stripes, but floral is another favorite) to make a statement and make your black knee-high boots a memorable one. Attach a neutral colored bag in your favorite pair of sunglasses to make this look your next go-to.

Denim on Denim

There’s an art to take the denim out of the denim look, and it all depends on one aspect — trust. Hold your denim clothes close this season as the one fashion staple that tends to stay up to date so you can mix and match them. The secret to succeeding? You are matching this look with the hue of the lipstick. Whether you choose red to be bold or maroon to be mysterious, grab that shade of lipstick and walk past everyone’s attention.

How to Style Flare Jeans in 2020.

Written by Verna Bradford on January 7, 2020. Posted in Jeans, New arrivals style, Style Spy.

A denim style picked from the 1970s, Flared jeans are always on peak and rocking this winter with its unique look. Perhaps the rise of cropped flares over the past year or so was one of the clearest signs of their imminent return. Paired with everything from sock boots to heels, the style is a nod to their retro counterpart without a statement being too big. Naturally, we also saw exaggerated flares that are cool in every way and make statements. Need to stock up? Tap here to see how in 2020 trend girls will wear flared jeans.

You can style your Black flare Jeans in a Smart Casual way. A smart Casual outfit is suitable for most of the occasions. Add a layer of Formal blue jacket with your flare to get a classy look. Blend your outfit with a Heel belly. This attire will be perfect to take you to the limelight.

Double Denim will always be a legendary attire. whether its party or wedding or Casual day. You can adapt this style with a blend of your preferred color. Must watch it suits your skin complexion. Accessories like a bag, cap are always adequate to give your attire an extra touch.

Full white Outfit is the best idea for a usual day. Style white flare jeans with a white sweater to get a superb winter outfit. check on the complexion of the Dress otherwise, it will turn into wardrobe malfunction. The black boot will go perfect with this White look.

Blue Flare Jeans with velvet coat and a shiny boot can take your attire on the next level. Brown accessories with a brown coat can create a superb matching outfit.

This sort of flare Outfits is perfect for the winter period. You should start your 2020 with this Classy Denim idea which can take you to the limelight.

Why Designer Jeans are always Trendy

Written by Verna Bradford on January 6, 2020. Posted in Editor's Special, Jeans, New arrivals style.

Designer Jeans has created a rage among the Denim dudes since the 1970s. They are a staple in the daily wardrobe of the people who love the got-to outfit. Designer Jeans can give you a standout in the crowd if dressed properly. Designer jeans are marketed as fashion and status figure due to their stunning design. The Nakash brothers are the reason for starting the trend when they launched their Jordache line of jeans in 1978. Designer jeans are cut for women and men (but mainly for women), available in kind of sizes, and mostly worn skin-tight. They typically show important visible designer names and logos on the back pockets and on the right front pocket.

During the early rise to the importance of designer jeans, in the late 1970s and throughout the 1980s, it was fairly typical to see fashions for men follow those for women, just as usual women had been the first to wear flared and bell-bottomed trousers. For example, Jordache initially supplied their products to women only, but soon followed with a line for men also which was very similar in overall appearance. Given the general tendency near bagginess in men’s pants today, this male-after-female trend is less visible; nevertheless, many jeans companies have offered low-rise cuts for men in recent years.

Jeans for All

Since their creation in the nineteenth century, the durable pants were known as blue jeans or dungarees were mostly worn by cowboys and farmers and, later, children and teenagers. Innovated in the late 1970s, however, This new kind of jean captured the marketplace. Called designer jeans, they were fashioned for style rather than utility. They were worn skin-tight to focus the body’s curves. Designer jeans were created with a blend of cotton, spandex, and Lycra, which permit them to move and stretch with the body-fit. Some were even done of suede and leather.

Versatile

Traditional blue jeans were so famed for an apparent cause: they were blue in color. But designer jeans invented in multi-color, created with several shades of blue, black, gray, brown, olive, tan, and white. They also showed differ fabric treatments, including bleached, with the color faded; acid-washed, or extremely bleached, with streaks; and stone-washed, so as to look worn. Designer jeans also provided a wide range of jeans leg styles, from very snug to very loose. Some jeans had chain fly at their leg bottoms, and others were knowingly distressed.

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