Some people are extremly critical when it comes to how you match your tops with your bottoms. It seems we have shunned out all things gray on gray, navy on black (I actually don’t see any problem with this one, in fact I quite like it) and God forbid we wear denim on denim. For those who are weary of the latter, don’t be. It can actually be an appealing combo if you do it right. Here is a little inspiration to get you started.
- Ripped to shreds
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A cropped jacket, paired with high wasited jeans of a slightly different wash with rips and holes all over? Looks nothing like your mom’s probably clashing ’90s denim on denim.
- A pop of fuzz
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Break up the jeans suit with a fuzzy collared jacket. If Selena Gomez is rocking the trend, I’m on board.
- Oversized
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Add a boyfriend-fit jacket with something girlier underneath and no one is going to be questioning the double denim.
- Clean and classy
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Use polar opposite washes for your button up and hole-less skinny jeans. It’s a totally sophisticated, muted version of the look and doesn’t even appear to be the same material at all.
- Utilize black denim
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Even the most avid haters of the Canadian Tuxedo have to admit that black jeans and a lightwash denim top is not a bad combination, they might even go as far as to say it’s very cute.