Where Do You by Your Jeans/ Denim?
i always have trouble finding jeans since they never fit how i want them to in the butt or the legs. i go to a lot if different stores when jean shopping and this year i was able to find some great pairs from deliahs and macy's. i suggest going the those stores and possibly some others until you find a store with good jeans for you.
1. Anyone here wear Paper Denim & Cloth jeans?
I've never spent more than 50$ on jeans
2. Denim skirt with or without leggings?
No leggings if you feel comfortable. Just watch how you sit. Mid-thigh is not really too short. It's definately short, but not too short
3. What should I wear with leggings and a denim mini skirt?
a bright babydoll top
4. How to Pick the Right Denim Color for Your Outfit
I've shared a few posts breaking down how I build an outfit. Today, I thought I would do something a little different and show how changing one item can change the overall look of your outfit. When I am putting together a look, one of the bigger decisions to make is which jeans to wear. I consider factors like where I am headed and the overall vibe I want to achieve with my look. To show how one simple swap can change your outfit, I kept all other details the same. Keep scrolling to learn about how to pick the right denim color for your outfit. DARK WASH JEANS - A must have for any closet. Dark wash jeans can create both a polished and casual look depending on the darkness of the jeans. I tend to pick these jeans for when I am heading somewhere casual, but still want to give of a polished look. Dark wash jeans are also great for a casual work environment. BLACK JEANS - I wear my black jeans the most in fall and winter. Black denim is an easy way to make an outfit look a little more dressed up since they sometimes can look similar to black dress pants. Black jeans are great for evening looks when you want to wear jeans but also want to look a little dressier than normal blue jeans. WHITE JEANS - The perfect color to dress up your spring and summer outfits! White jeans are also great to pair with neutrals for a winter white look. If you are headed to a nicer event where you can still get away with jeans, white denim is the perfect choice. It adds an instant polished dressiness to your outfit. DISTRESSED JEANS - If you are looking to give an all casual vibe, the distressed jeans are perfect. Great for heading out to daytime parties and casual gatherings. You can also use distressed jeans to dress down a fancy top and make it look more casual. GRAY JEANS - I think gray denim walks the line between day and night, casual and polished. It's not a common jean color, so you can wear it to a variety of events and use it when you want something different. If you are heading to a dressier jeans event, gray may or may not work. I would opt for white on this one. Gray jeans work well for casual evenings and daytime.
5. Can I make anything cute with scraps of denim?
I always make bows and put them on my clothing or hair. I make a lot of bracelets from denim too! Check out secretlifeofabionerd on YouTube, she has an awesome bracelet/bow turtorial with denim (:
6. can average people tell the difference in denim?
I think average people can tell the good fit of denim and can tell expensive jeans from cheap jeans. I am also a Se7en and rock republic girl and I always get compliments about my jeans
7. Where can i buy Punk/Metal denim jackets?
Awesome ;) I suggest hot topic, TopShop, amazon, or eBay
8. What is the proper way to iron denim pants?
Here is the proper way to iron so they say lol. I would say iron based upon their recommendations then, depending on how you prefer your pants, crease down front etc. I would just iron to your style preference. I dont think there is a correct way to iron for looks. Hope this is helpful. # The number one rule is to check each garment label to determine the fabric content so you can set the correct temperature. Most irons have gauges with fabrics listed on them so you can set the iron accordingly. In general, synthetics should be ironed at low, wool and silk at medium, and cotton and linen at high. Iron a garment on a too-hot setting and it can become shiny or, worse, burn or melt. # Work in up-and-down strokes, following the line of the fabric. Circular or zigzag strokes can stretch or otherwise damage fabric. # With knits, press and lift the iron (rather than stroking it) to avoid stretching the fibers. # To set a crease, use a burst of steam. For fabrics that require low temperatures, set the steam on low and hold the iron two to three inches away from the fabric. For those requiring higher temperatures, set the steam on high and hold the iron six to eight inches away. # To ensure that a press sets, let the garment cool on the ironing board or a hanger for five minutes. If handled while warm, the garment can wrinkle. # With delicate fabrics or intricate details, such as pin tucks, gathers, or ruffles, do not bother pressing - just hang the pieces up and steam them. If a material wo not respond to steam, take the garment to the dry cleaner.
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