5 Perfect Pairs of Boyfriend Jeans
We promise these less baggy bfs won't make you look like a schlumpadinka.
By Adam Glassman
Photo: Chris Eckert
Alicia Hall, 37
Fashion Stylist
Trend Alert: The new, skinnier boyfriend jeans are relaxed and comfortable, yet fresh enough to satisfy Alicia's fashion-forward cravings. "I absolutely love these" she says of her distressed J Brands. "They accentuate my butt but also make me look really slim."
Jeans, J Brand, $249. Jacket, Basler, $585. Top, Kain, $190. Earrings, Lydell NYC. Bracelet, Ben-Amun. Shoes, Aldo.
Here's the definitive boyfriend jean cuffing method:
1. Fold the hems up one inch (no pegging!).
2. Roll once—and only once. "They shouldn't look too perfect or too high."
(Fun Fact: The average woman owns seven pairs of jeans—but wears just four.)
Trend Alert: The new, skinnier boyfriend jeans are relaxed and comfortable, yet fresh enough to satisfy Alicia's fashion-forward cravings. "I absolutely love these" she says of her distressed J Brands. "They accentuate my butt but also make me look really slim."
Jeans, J Brand, $249. Jacket, Basler, $585. Top, Kain, $190. Earrings, Lydell NYC. Bracelet, Ben-Amun. Shoes, Aldo.
Here's the definitive boyfriend jean cuffing method:
1. Fold the hems up one inch (no pegging!).
2. Roll once—and only once. "They shouldn't look too perfect or too high."
(Fun Fact: The average woman owns seven pairs of jeans—but wears just four.)
Photo: Marko Metzinger/Studio D
The Most Comfy and Distressed
Photo: Sergio Kurhajec
The new boyfriend jean is much better than its predecessor. It's slimmer and better looking—the way a new beau should be!
Next: How to Wear Faded Denim
Next: How to Wear Faded Denim
From the February 2013 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine