Roll up

Within fashion, consistency is often a rarity. Going between the deep red velvets of last season into the bright, almost sheer whites of this is proof enough that clothes on the catwalk are ever changing. There are but a few fabrics and cuts that make constant appearances through the years. The style staples that can not only grace the catwalks, but also the streets. Perhaps the most blindingly obvious of these is the humble denim jean.

This season has witnessed the rise of denim like never before (perhaps except during the 90s B*witched phase). Balmain did deep blue doubles and triples, whilst Cavalli went for light wash armless jackets. Patchwork had its moment alongside frayed edges and bleaching at Atsuro Tayama. Miu Miu kept lines clean with sweeping shin length jackets and Paul and Joe lead us into the realms of candy stripes and slouchy tailoring. As far as the humble denim jean is concerned though, perhaps the most prominent among the stylish this season is the boyfriend cut with rolled hem. It's prevalence on the fashionable streets of London is huge with people pairing them with basic Celine tees and two strap stilettos. 

Whether ripped, bleached or perfectly in tact the boyfriend jean just seems to be calling out to me. Apart from the undeniable amount of comfort (also a fashion rarity) that the style provides, the cuffed bottoms allow shoes to be showcased on a spectacular level. Never a bad thing, wouldn't you agree? 

Inspiration: 

Ashish s/s 2013

Levis

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Bethany Paige X