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Coordinates with damaged jeans and a reefer jacket for a great impact
A navy reefer jacket with line details on the cuffs is paired with light blue damaged jeans that make an outstanding impact. The silhouette and style of the outfit, which does not flatter the current street style, create a unique style.
A chic navy tone-on-tone damaged jeans coordinate that skillfully combines different patterns
The damaged jeans coordinate combines different patterns and textures to create an expressive navy tone-on-tone look. The layered items are chicly put together by showing the perfect amount of layering, and the clean silhouette enhances the sophistication of the coordinate.
DOLCE & GABBANA Damaged Jeans
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Styling that links the frayed edges of the damaged jeans with the white shirt to create a unified look
Denim is a fabric characterized by its twill weave, in which the warp threads appear on the front and the weft threads on the back. When the surface of the denim is damaged, the weft yarns are revealed, giving the jeans a richer look. The gentleman below is wearing a pair of damaged jeans with indigo threads in the warp and white threads in the weft. The layered white shirt peeks out from the neck and hem of the gray crew-neck knit, linking with the fraying of the jeans and creating a sense of unity in the coordination.
DSQUARED2 Damaged Jeans
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