by MakeYourOwnJeans | jeans |
Jeans are an essential garment that every man and woman should own. Regardless of your personal style and fashion preference, there’s no better choice of pants than jeans. They can be worn for casual and semi-formal occasions alike, offering an unmatched level of versatility. However, you can improve the versatility of jeans even further by using the following hacks. Stretch Out Jeans with a Hair Dryer Denim retains its shape and integrity more so than other fabrics, which is one of the reasons why it’s the perfect material for use in the construction of jeans and pants. However, it’s not uncommon for certain types of jeans, such as skinny and straight-leg, to become loose after being washed in the washing machine. Before you go tossing your now-oversized skinny jeans in the trash, though, you should first try to stretch them back out using a hair dryer. Simply place the hair dryer up against the surface of your jeans, making slow and steady passes on the medium-heat setting. Going back to the basics of high school physics 101, heat causes things to expand; therefore, it will make your jeans expand and stretch out as well. Assuming all goes well, your jeans should fit a little better after receiving the hair dryer treatment. Using Vinegar to Keep Jeans from Fading Wouldn’t it be great if your jeans retained their bold colors for months or even years? Well, like all clothes and apparel items, jeans are susceptible to fading. This isn’t something that happens overnight, rather it usually takes a dozen or so washes before this phenomenon occurs. But when jeans do...
by MakeYourOwnJeans | denims, Fashion, jeans |
Denim jeans consistently rank as one of the most popular styles of jeans, year in and year out. This shouldn’t come as a surprise, however, given their unmatched level of versatility. Jeans can be worn for all occasions, ranging from casual get-togethers to business meetings and formal parties. However, there are certain trends in the world of denim fashion that shouldn’t be overlooked. Today, we’re going to reveal some of the current denim jeans trends for the year 2016. Embracing these styles in your outfit is guaranteed to enhance your appearance while helping you maintaining a fashion-forward look. Boyfriend Jeans One of the hottest jean styles of 2016 is boyfriend jeans. In case this is your first time hearing about them, let me explain: boyfriend jeans are women’s jeans that are designed to look and feel like men’s jeans. Still confused? Think of it like this: many women prefer to wear their “boyfriend’s” jeans because they have a larger opening in the legs, making them more comfortable to wear. As such, denim manufacturing companies have begun to make women’s jeans that mimic the characteristics of men’s jeans. Known as boyfriend jeans, they’ve become increasing popular in recent years, with women of all ages and style preferences looking to wear them. But boyfriend jeans are just one of the many denim jean styles that are trending in 2016. Stretch Jeans We can’t talk about 2016 denim jeans trends without mentioning stretch jeans. Made of a combination of both denim and some type of elastic material (e.g. polyester), they offer a greater level of elasticity than traditional 100% denim jeans. And...
by MakeYourOwnJeans | jeans |
If you’re a woman who’s still searching for the right jeans, you should check out the following list of trending women’s jeans styles. While you may already know some of these styles — or perhaps you are wearing them right now — chances are there are other styles that may surprise you. Adding these jeans to your wardrobe is guaranteed to enhance you appearance by keeping you in tune with the latest fashion trends. Now, let’s take a look at some of the hottest styles of jeans for women. Boyfriend Jeans Arguably, one of the hottest trends in women’s fashion is boyfriend jeans. I know what you’re thinking: what in the world are boyfriend jeans? Well, the term “boyfriend jeans” is used to describe women’s jeans that are made to look and feel like men’s jeans. Normally, women’s jeans are tighter in the waist and more narrow through the legs. This isn’t exactly bad, but some women may find them uncomfortable to wear, especially for long periods of time and/or when staying active. This has prompted some denim companies to begin making women’s jeans that mimic the characteristics of their men’s counterpart. Featuring a wider waist and leg opening, boyfriend jeans have become the preferred style of denim among many fashion-forward women. Jeans with Whiskers This isn’t a particular style of jeans, rather “whiskers” are a manufacturing process used in the creation of jeans. Women’s jeans are often made with subtle creases around the waistline and crotch to make them look worn-in. Known as “whiskers,” it’s an otherwise simple addition that really enhances the appearance of traditional denim jeans....
by MakeYourOwnJeans | jeans |
Jeans consistently rank as the world’s most popular type of pants. Typically made of rugged denim, they offer the perfect combination of style, comfort and durability. Denim is ultra-strong, and able to withstand hundreds of uses without showing any visible signs of damage. Of course, jeans are also stylish and comfortable, making them the preferred choice among men and women alike. But if you’ve ever shopped for a pair of jeans before (I’m assuming you have), you probably noticed just how many different “cuts” and styles there are available. From boot-cut and slim-fit to skinny, low-rise, high-rise and more, the possibilities are endless. Each style has its own unique characteristics, which is why it’s important to familiarize yourself them. Today, we’re going to take a closer look at two of the most popular styles of jeans: slim-fit and skinny. Some people assume that slim-fit and skinny are the same, but this isn’t necessarily true. Granted, they share some similarities; however, slim-fit and skinny jeans are each unique in their own right. So, what’s the difference between slim-fit and skinny jeans and which one is right for you? The Scoop on Slim-Fit Jeans Slim-fit jeans are essentially denim jeans that contour to the shape of the wearer’s body, with a tighter fit than regular-fit jeans. Manufacturers may use different specifications when creating slim-fit jeans but most use a narrow opening throughout the legs that becomes narrower towards the bottom. Slim-fit jeans are similar to straight-leg jeans in terms of construction, as both styles have a narrow leg opening that doesn’t flare. One of the great things about slim-fit jeans is...
by MakeYourOwnJeans | jeans |
The right clothes can make a world of difference in your emotional state, giving you greater confidence and self-esteem — characteristics that will carry over to other aspects of your life, such as your job and relationships. On the other hand, however, the wrong clothes will have the opposite effect, bringing down your confidence while making you feel more withdrawn in the process. Of course, this is really just the tip of the iceberg regarding the way in which clothes affect your personality. To learn more about what clothes say about you, and how to choose the right clothes, keep reading. First Impressions You only get one chance to make a first impression, so put your best foot forward by wearing the right clothes. When you initially meet someone for the first time, that person will size you up almost solely based on your appearance. If you happen to be wearing mismatching and/or poorly fitted clothes, it will leave a bad first impression. According to a recent study, men were judged more favorably if they wore a custom-fitted, bespoke suit when compared to men wearing off-the-rack suits. This study reinforces the belief that clothes will affect the way in which others perceive you for the first time. It only costs a little more to choose a bespoke suit over an off-the-rack suit, but it can have a significant, positive impact on first impressions. So, consider investing in a bespoke suit the next time you go shopping for formal wear. Confidence Not surprisingly, the clothes you wear will also affect your confidence, or lack thereof. Think back to the last...
