Monday, 30 December 2013

DOUBLE DENIM


Thats look Hot enough.

The double denim trend is back thanks to 90s grunge-inspired fashion, but is it a welcome blast from the past with plenty to offer us jean-lovers, or a fashion minefield that’s just waiting to blow your stylish reputation sky-high.

Here we start by exploring the rules of this two-blue trend, before taking a look at both sides of the argument with ways to wear it and alternatives to help you get the catwalk look but avoid the two D’s, because love it or hate it, double denim is going to stick around!.


The rules of double denim
Get the fit right. No matter how hot-off-the-catwalk your look is, if it doesn’t fit and flatter your body, it won’t do you any favours. The fact that this trend features jeans makes it even more vital to get the fit spot on, but it also makes it easy to do. Just look to a fashion retailer that offers denim in a wide range of sizes, and tailor your choice to your shape. Boyfriend jeans skim your thighs, high-waist jeans make the most of your curves, while problem-solving jeans slim down your tum, bum, thighs and calves.
Don’t be tempted to add any more blue! Accessorise with a bag and shoes that stand out against the denim.
Wear with attitude. This look is not for shy retiring types, especially going head-to-toe in the same hue. You may well get cowboy or B*witched-themed comments and you WILL get attention, so slip on a pair of heels and enjoy the limelight with a smile. Weather permitting, a pair of oversized sunnies will give you an A-list air that’s sure to boost your confidence.
Trying out the trend
If you love the idea of double denim but don’t know where to start, try teaming a denim jacket in one colour with jeans in another. The effect is a catwalk-inspired finish but in a very subtle, wearable way. We love black jeans with a light-wash denim jacket: just add a plain white tee, elongate your legs by matching your black jeans with a pair of black heels, and you’re good to go.
Turn to patterns to mix things up. Printed jeans teamed with a plain denim jacket will give you a fun, simple way to work the latest catwalk prints and double denim, for even more style points.

Working it like a pro
If you’re a seasoned double-denimer, be sure you’re getting the most from the trend with our quick tips on taking it to the next level:
  • Go for a ladylike silhouette for an unexpected take on the look. A knee-length denim skirt and tucked-indenim shirt is perfect. Opt for black or nude heels for a subtle finish that balances out the look.
  • Mix up your styles. You may love working the jean team but are you ready to push the trend further with a blend of smart and casual styles? Team distressed denim jeans with a smart, lightweight boyfriend shirt for a celeb-style ensemble, adding a classic handbag and casual flats to balance the look.
  • To pay homage to the era that has inspired the double denim revival, create the ultimate grunge-chic look with a checked shirt worn underneath your denim jacket.
Avoiding the trend
Double denim may not be for you, but that doesn’t mean you can’t let the season’s most high-profile trend give your wardrobe a fashionable shake up:
Fake the look: wearing a light-blue T-shirt with a pair of blue jeans will turn heads but will ensure you stay at a safe distance from that country and western look.
All-over denim, the easy way: indulge your love of denim without the hassle of pairing up separates: a denim dress will give a gorgeous casual look that’s perfect for weekends


Double denim: never or best trend ever? We’d love to hear from you!
Let me know that. Thankyou


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