Blue Distressed Jeans
Light Blue Ripped Skinny Jeans by Amiri
How to wear Amiri Blue Distressed Jeans
Rock a tobacco denim jacket with Amiri light blue ripped skinny jeans to create a razor-sharp and city casual ensemble. White athletic shoes look right at home here.
One of the most popular ways for a man to style a red and navy plaid long sleeve shirt is to marry it with light blue ripped skinny jeans in a casual getup. If you don't know how to finish, a pair of navy athletic shoes is a safe option.
If you feel more confident in functional clothes, you'll love this laid-back combination of a light blue denim jacket and Amiri Blue Distressed Jeans from SSENSE. Add a pair of white low top sneakers to the equation to effortlessly amp up the wow factor of any ensemble.
Go for a black leather gilet and Amiri Blue Distressed Jeans from SSENSE for an unexpectedly cool look. Black and white canvas low top sneakers are an effective way to punch up this look.
Wear a tobacco short sleeve shirt with Amiri light blue ripped skinny jeans for a contemporary and fashionable look. If you're not sure how to finish off, add brown athletic shoes to the equation.
Try teaming a beige overcoat with Amiri Blue Distressed Jeans to pull together an incredibly stylish and current casual outfit. And if you want to instantly spruce up this ensemble with footwear, complete your outfit with a pair of grey suede chelsea boots.
For a casual getup with an edgy take, you can easily rely on a black print hoodie and light blue ripped skinny jeans. We're loving how this whole look comes together thanks to a pair of dark brown suede work boots.
The formula for a killer off-duty getup? A light blue denim jacket with light blue ripped skinny jeans. And it's a wonder how dark brown suede chelsea boots can change an ensemble.
If you're on a mission for a contemporary and at the same time dapper look, consider wearing a tobacco suede biker jacket and light blue ripped skinny jeans. Put a different spin on your outfit by sporting white canvas low top sneakers.