Unique Designer Jeans Should Be Worn With Careful Thought

In the nineteenth century Levi Strauss and Jacob Davis developed a partnership to create the classic blue jeans. Davis suggested adding copper rivets to reinforce the stress points in the denim trousers. The first pair that were created for the laborers is regarded as the most versatile clothing look in mens fashion. The evolution of worker's trousers developed into designer jeans.It is difficult to believe that the two had been able to create a concept that has grown enormously over the years.

Stonewashed denim first came on the marketplace in the 1970s. This fabric launched the entry of designer jeans and was responsible for bringing onboard many more blue jean fans. The classic Levi Strauss brand and design were no longer the only popular fashion brands on the market.

Today the question is how to decide what kind of blue jeans to wear. The choices are broad and varied. There are some basic rules of thumb to follow that can help facilitate the selection process. For example, slightly a faded blue denim work well as casual wear. They can be made to look more dressy with a nice sports coat and mens dress shirts.

A traditional timeless look is achievable with a straight leg darker denim trousers. Simply by adding a blue blazer and mens dress shoes creates a tasteful final touch. For a street savvy urban look a leather jacket can be worn.

Many high fashion jeans are very expensive. A formula can be used to figure out whether the cost justifies how often the trousers are worn. One only has to divide the cost of the trousers by the estimated number of times they will be worn. The CPW formula will indicate if the actual wear time is worth the cost. Most men will wear their denim trousers in several changing social situations right through the day ending at a dressy social function.

If the wearer is heavy-set or overweight he should not wear tight jeans but a relaxed fit. The leg should be a boot cut or wide leg and in dark denim blue. If hemming is required then the trousers must be washed first but not placed in a dryer to dry.

A fine looking standby look is the slim fitting dark wash denim pair of trousers. Men have been wearing this classic look for many decades and it has been proven to be suitable in casual and semi-dressy social situations. The classic stone washed look also is effective with the boot cut that is becoming timeless. When a style has had time to evolve it is like fine wine. It has reached its pinnacle and should not be tampered with.

One must be careful when wearing designer jeans and mens shirts. They have their value in the timeless look but if not careful the wearer can look outdated. Staying away from bell-bottoms is a good idea. There are not too many places where these can be worn and their popularity is erratic. It is a better policy to stick with what is safe and has passed the test of time.