It is not the first year at the height of popularity kept shabby jeans. Their deliberate negligence does not leave anyone indifferent, and even ardent fans of classic neat clothes. These jeans can play any role in your outfit - both key and auxiliary.
Shabby jeans: history and designs
It can not be said that women's worn jeans are a new trend in the fashion world, for the first time they have gained popularity, akin to the current one, back in the 80s of the last century. But the fashion does not stand still, and therefore they were replaced again by models of flares, straight, with an inflated waist and others, until finally, we again did not see the mannequins in the wonderful faded jeans in the windows. Girls who do not accept half measures and prefer to take everything from life at once, choose jeans with holes and scuffs. Despite the fact that in itself such clothes look rather rude, the woman's body she incredibly makes a carved statue with little piquant nudity. But do not forget that tattered jeans worn will not be appropriate everywhere, for example, you will not see them on a visit to a theatrical performance or social reception, and also, of course, if there is a dress code for a specific event that excludes such a look.
Jeans blue worn - a classic version. Made of cotton, they will be an excellent option in sultry summer weather, as they will give a feeling of comfort and ease.
What is needed to create a shabby jeans?
If you get fired with the idea to acquire the above described wardrobe item, then everything depends on your imagination or the thickness of your wallet, because at the moment women's jeans with scuffs are presented in wide sale not only by eminent designers, but also by popular youth brands. Another option - to apply imagination and create an exclusive thing with your own hands. To create a worn effect on jeans suit:
- blade with serrated edge;
- grater;
- pumice;
- sandpaper.
To begin with, try each of these items on a piece of jeans and then just go for the creation of the masterpiece.
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