What are your thoughts on wearing skinny leg jeans to a funeral?
Fashion has changed so tremendously these days. I would feel that whatever is respectful, should be just fine. My thoughts are not to be considered. Your comfort is most important. In this case, I would say 'put yourself in someone else's shoes.' Would you feel comfortable if someone wore black skinny leg jeans to your funeral? I think you know the answer. GOD helps us always with these decisions. This gentleman who is your grandfather deserves your greatest respect. I wish you continued peace and success. God Bless.
Women thoughts on guys wearing women levis?
What do women think of a guy who was wearing these jeans below . As it turns out I am not the only guy who is wearing these just read the reviews at levis . I wear them because they fit and feel way better than any guy jeans I ever wore . They look like good fitting guy jeans when i wear them . As a women would you mind a guy wearing them ? Do you think they could look hot if they fit correctly ? Here they are http://us.levi.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3935067&cp=3146849.3146879.3146884.3146906
Do I really have to dry clean my "Not your daughters jeans"?
NYDJ is the brand of the jeans but they are actually made of 68% rayon 28% nylon 4% spandex All the tag says is "For best result professionally dry clean" I was hoping to wash and dry them with my other jeans to shrink them a little but b/c of the material I can't do that then I thought wash them in cold water with my dark clothes and either line dry them or put them in the dryer thing is they were expensive and I'm going to a laundromat so I don't feel like ruining them b.c they are nice jeans thanks for the help
Do these jeans look too much like women's jeans?
Lose the back tag.Other than the back label …from outward appearances …there’s nothing I can see that glaringly shouts “chic jeans”.Now, wearing them might be another story.Women’s jeans can have a very form-fitting look to them. Which might work on you ….or not. It just depends on your body type. If your thighs and calves look like sausages or overall the jeans fit and look like a pair of denim tights then maybe you might reconsider. Unless you like that look and it’s something you’re shooting for in buying women’s skinnies.Also understand women’s jeans are not cut generously enough in the crotch to allow room for that which makes a guy a guy. Your stuff may be a little bit more on display or may be uncomfortably mashed …or both. Your results may vary.In the end it’s up to you. Some guys totally dig the look and feel of wearing women’s skinnies and they have the body type to rock them. Try them on, include some pics like you did here and repost your question.Thanks for the A2A :)
Should i cut these jeans? [picture]?
I bought these jeans and i haven't worn them much because i am not sure if i like how they look on me http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j1/fro... if you cn't tell they are a stretchy denim if that makes a difference i paid a decent amount of money for them so i want to use them so i was thinking of cutting them into cut offs like these: http://www.hollisterco.com/webapp/wcs/st... should i cut them or do you think they look fine the way they are?
What is your opinion on mom jeans?
I love mom jeans.Good mom jeans are defined by these features:High waist, at about navel heightAnkle-length legs that you can cuff or roll upSlim to straight legs (‘skinny mom jeans’ are OK, but they’re just not mom jeans)Evenly dyed denim, preferably in pale or medium blueSits comfortatbly around the hipsNot torn or ripped, not at the knees, not anywhereI think mom jeans are a nice break from the skinny ripped jeans that are so common these days. I also prefer them to the low-waist jeans of the 2000s and early 2010s.Mom jeans are simple. Unlike skinny jeans, they are not made to be skin-tight and simply show the body’s shape through a thin layer of fabric, they appear to be less sexualizing. And that, in turn, gives the wearer a subtle sophistication. Mom jeans tell you: I don’t do cheap tricks, but I certainly do have style.
Would these jeans look good if I put some rips and holes in them, or do they look better how they are?
I like the soft look of them and the wash of them. I think they're the perfect summer Jean I would wear them rolled up with heels. When you can get jeans that are already distressed I personally would not go to the trouble of distressing these everyday wear fabulous for summer jeans. But that's just my personal opinion.Thanks for requesting my answer, I appreciate the opportunity to answer these questions.
Look at these jeans. Blue Jeans with Bullet Holes.?
You're an idiot for wasting bullets on stupid pants. Here's my idea, take a random person and shoot them in the legs, then actual blood will be on the jeans. Great idea eh? Better than stupid fashion marketing, get a life and go live rather than stick to late 80's and early 90's and hope for a comeback. And repost that link, click edit under the question you have ... at the end of the url, meaning that it was cut off while copying something like thi... <== Example)
What is your opinion about ripped jeans?
In spite of the fact that ripped jeans have been a fashion trend for some time already, personally I don’t care for them myself.Movie stars and fashion models wear them, and retail stores stock a variety of styles, but to my eyes they look like they need to be sewn immediately.Usually, I’m up for new fashion trends. I wore bright-colored jeans when they were in fashion about seven years ago but even that trend started wearing thin after a couple of years.Ripped jeans, on the other hand, look like a fashion train wreck to me. Here are some of my favorite examples:Above: These are as far as I would go. Some distressing in the upper thighs I can live with. But have a look at the photos below!Above: This is a fashion disaster. By combining spit-polished boots with jeans so ripped they’re embarrassing, I wouldn’t be caught dead in these.These are even worse. I would cut these into denim shorts and use the leftover fabric to wash my car.These are the ultimate tragedy in ripped jeans. I would be mortified if I had to wear these in public. I hope the photo above was taken as a joke, but I’m afraid not.These are barely acceptable - and it helps that Kendall Jenner is wearing them. Still, I’m not especially fond of showing off one knee. But it’s a free world and people can certainly wear whatever they want. I can’t imagine this trend will last forever. Most trends - especially those which promote homeless fashion looks - rarely do.