The eighties look was about a exact kind style for denim and jeans and boots and exact hairstyle complemented a 'heavy' look. There was a heavy look here which denim and jeans were part of but now in the new millennium, 2010, a much lighter style or look is needed for denim and jeans.
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What is required is a natural look! Jeans and denim: It is all about being natural and don't forget denim for jackets, skirts, shirts as well as jeans e.g. Denim sleeveless shirts--jackets sleeved as well as sleeveless.
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Jeans and denim fashion is about shaping the jeans: Getting the right shape, the tapered, the fitted, the baggy, the clingy and then the trousers type of jeans. Jeans and denim is about a look too. Think of the denim blue; the unwashed blue and then a khaki top and you can see jeans obviously embody the casual look and this came through in the eighties look where a denim jeans with a cropped jackets and boots was a look. The eighties was possibly about imagining possibly a Marilyn Monroe type form in jeans and jacket but now Marilyn Monroe might not be the clear silhouette. But what is described here for the 80s is a clean look, a clean cut look and not at all an edgy look. But now jeans can be used to create an edgy and not just a thorough look or a clean cut look.
So what looks for denim and jeans?
The equestrian look can inspire a new style for jeans and denim. And instead of high boots, eighties style or high equestrian boots, something less clear e.g. Heeled shoes or ankle boots. The style is equestrian and cropped jeans might be favorable e.g. The fitted cropped jeans. But what about a more bootleg look--a more trousers look for jeans--and these can be cropped too. A trousers look for jeans can 'look' equestrian and then a favorable shirt to create a right silhouette--the long 'straight' equestrian look. And it doesn't have to be all waist and hip lines. A swingy top over the waist and hips can complement the trousers jeans so it doesn't have to be 'too equestrian.
Overall you want the natural look which was mentioned at the beginning. You want the natural and edgy look! You may want jeans with new color --a more sandy color rather than blue. You want denim with a distinct look because fabric ie denim is at the town of the jeans look but you want a denim look too but you don't have to have jeans...You want a denim skirt with black threads --and then you want denim to be restored as a fabric--given an unwashed look given new color--a black --blue mix --new color is important for a new edgy denim look!
What about something more stylish! Use denim to create 'style' looks; for example silky trousers--cropped with denim jackets--this can be approved and fabric is everything, silk and denim. A true difference is important to create true style and denim is at the center. Some times it is not denim that creates the look. It is the other fabric e.g. Leather, fur, silk so what about development denim a key fabric in the look for example long denim chemise top with woolly skirt.
Then we have the color of denim. The texture of denim. Fantasize it on a beach. Fantasize swirly sand and a sand -colored denim. This is a kind of 'natural' denim. Thus one can have more natural colors for denim instead of blue: forest- green, sand, charcoal, khaki.
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