R13 Jenny Jeans
Light Blue Jeans by R 13
How to wear R 13 R13 Jenny Jeans
If you're on the hunt for a laid-back and at the same time stylish ensemble, make a black leather biker jacket and light blue jeans your outfit choice. White canvas low top sneakers will give a mellow touch to an otherwise all-too-safe ensemble.
For a casual ensemble, consider teaming a camel fleece coat with light blue jeans — these two items play perfectly well together. Complement this outfit with black velvet ankle boots and ta-da: the ensemble is complete.
This absolutely stylish outfit is so simple: a white ruffle long sleeve blouse and R 13 light blue jeans. If you're hesitant about how to round off, complete your ensemble with a pair of red suede wedge sandals.
Why not rock a dark green duster coat with R 13 R13 Jenny Jeans? Both of these pieces are very practical and look great when paired together.
Putting together a tan trenchcoat with R 13 R13 Jenny Jeans from farfetch.com is a savvy option for a relaxed casual but totaly stylish look. When not sure as to what to wear in the footwear department, go with a pair of tobacco leather pumps.
If you're searching for a laid-back yet chic outfit, opt for a white print long sleeve t-shirt and R 13 R13 Jenny Jeans from farfetch.com. Balance your look with a more refined kind of shoes, such as these red leather pumps.
This combination of a light blue floral long sleeve blouse and R 13 light blue jeans is an excellent choice for when it's time to go casual. You could perhaps get a bit experimental on the shoe front and spruce up your outfit with a pair of red suede heeled sandals.
In sartorial situations comfort is key, this combination of a black long sleeve t-shirt and light blue jeans is a winner. A pair of black suede wedge sneakers will immediately dress down an all-too-refined outfit.
This combo of a black open cardigan and light blue jeans will cement your styling skills even on off-duty days. To give this getup a more sophisticated twist, why not introduce black suede platform loafers to the mix?