Fashion How to wear jeans this spring – inspired pictures of stars and bloggers

A classic is a classic. Every fashionista should have these jeans – without the fancy high-cut elements. It is suitable for everyday looks (sweaters, basic t-shirts, sweaters) and more practical ones (blazers, men’s shirts, strict vests).

The raw-edge rolled-up jeans trend is back in the 21st century. This model was worn by all Hollywood stars: from Cameron Diaz and Kate Moss to Johnny Depp. Pinrolls look most impressive with heels, while they can also be combined with flat soles. Now such a model is recommended to be chosen by designers Victoria Beckham, Marc Jacobs and Jonathan Anderson.

Proof that jeans tucked into boots are not bad manners. The main thing is to choose the right shoes. Put on a thin turtleneck, a cardigan and a voluminous jacket on top – a multi-layered and interesting look is ready!

A little reminder: jeans can be more than just blue. Yes, whites need a little more care, but this is a true wardrobe investment. This model recalls the aesthetics of the 70s in combination with blouses, patterned and bright sweaters and rough boots.

In the upcoming season, extra long jeans with front seams will become mainstream. At first glance, it may seem that this model is not intended for everyday wear, but this is not the case. These jeans visually lengthen the legs, emphasize the waist, give shape.

Jeans with a fade and torn edges give the look a little grunge, so they should be diluted with something classic and solid. They perfectly slim and harmonize the figure.

Every outrageous departure of a pregnant Rihanna blew up the Network. The following styling trick is definitely worth noting: if you don’t know where to put extra long shoelaces / ropes, wrap them over your jeans.

Text: Arina Filimonová