9 jeans for spring and summer, by fashion writer

At a certain level, it is wild that all jeans can be classified as jeans. The shirts can go from tanks to t-shirts, including blouses, and more, but all denim pants are considered jeans. Just jeans, nothing more.

Personally, I find that I have a different denim to meet different needs. I have jeans on leave, jeans adapted to work, jeans that moves, street style jeans – the continuous list. So when I say that I cleaned my cupboard and only nine pairs have cut, you might think that I barely killed my collection, but believe me – a damage was done. It seems that I have kept a lot, but each pair has its own unique merits.

Each of my favorites in denim feels completely different from the others, whether it is a perfect wash, a unique silhouette or another convincing element which allowed him to win his custody in my wardrobe. In advance, read the rest for nine flattering and comfortable jeans to consider for the spring and summer style.

Flattens jeans for spring

Madewell supervavory leg jeans

These Madewell Superwide-Leg jeans are my new fixation. They make my legs seem a million kilometers long (which I never say, as a 5 -foot buyer 1) and stylize them with the Lady jacket from Denim with matching cocoon sleeves, it’s the perfect set without season.

Linen Law Baggy from Levi’s XL + Denim

These Levi are wide without being oversized and eccentric, and I have not seen any other brand manage to nail this balance so perfectly. The new manufacturing of linen + denim is particularly ventilated and breathable, so you can even shake your jeans with a hot summer day. Those of us who are anti-Denim shorts, rejoice.

GAP HAUTE RISE STRIE STRIDE LEG-LEG

If you asked practically someone to draw a pair of jeans, it is the pair they would draw. I love how much the classic silhouette is perfectly minimalist, pockets of the back bare with dark blue lavish washing. They are like the kind of jeans that a cartoon character would come back for their outfit of all the episodes.

Everlane The Way-High Jean 2.0

White jeans often get a “no” on my part – but creams, tannings and whites? Continue to come. This washing of Everlane Ecru is the perfect shade, and the extra-elevated climb and the super recent leg constitute a rationalized silhouette which is clear, but always a little relaxed.

Abercrombie Mid-Rise Barrel Jean

Another deviation far from Blue Denim, the brown shade washed from Abercrombie is a major movement of cool girls – in particular in this trendy barrel silhouette. Abercrombie has the choice between various denim materials, depending on whether you prioritize stretching or structure, but this rigid heavy weight sensation is my favorite.

Large volume of volume volume

When I shoot the style of the street, I reach these cos jeans. They are huge, in the best way. I love the whole volume through the leg and how it gathers at the bottom. Imagine them with a pair of pointed heels giving a look below. The chief’s kiss.

J. Jean at the height of the height less than the lower height

Last year was the year I fell in love with J. Crew Denim. I love the extra-large armband of this summer style, which is perfect for all types of hot time crises. The armband itself adds a little interest without distracting from the rest of your look, so you can rely on small unexpected details, or have it added to a global maximalist adjustment.

Good American always adapts to good classic bootcut jeans

I was skeptical of the American American collection at the beginning, but I had a few pairs, and I appreciate the grace they give me because my body fluctuates throughout the month. These jeans at a size of four (you can obtain them from 00 to 4, 6 to 12, 14 to 18, 20 to 26 or 28 to 32) are designed to develop, shrink and flatter with a four -track stretch and a belt to the test. They have definitely seen me through when no other jeans are suitable.

Rag and Miramar Terry Wide-Leg Pant

Of course, I include a pair of tracksuit jeans – I am Exactly Like the other girls! These viral rag and bone sweatshirts are made of a cotton terry fabric with a printed denim superposition which makes them really look like a pair of jeans. The only gift? No real button or zipper. I generally style them with tops covering the belt, and no one never notice it.