Distressed Skinny Jeans
Navy Ripped Skinny Jeans by Current/Elliott
How to wear Current/Elliott Distressed Skinny Jeans
Want to infuse your closet with some off-duty style? Go for a white and black horizontal striped long sleeve t-shirt and Current/Elliott navy ripped skinny jeans. Wondering how to finish off? Add tan leather ankle boots to this ensemble to dial up the chic factor.
For a casual outfit, rock a white bomber jacket with navy ripped skinny jeans — these pieces go really well together. Complete this ensemble with a pair of silver leather low top sneakers and the whole getup will come together perfectly.
Let everyone know that you know a thing or two about fashion by opting for a white shearling coat and navy ripped skinny jeans. Bump up this ensemble by finishing off with a pair of brown suede ankle boots.
This casual combo of a grey coat and Current/Elliott Distressed Skinny Jeans from STYLEBOP.com is a fail-safe option when you need to look cool in a flash. Throw black leather heeled sandals in the mix for an air of class.
Marrying a navy denim jacket and navy ripped skinny jeans will prove your styling savvy even on lazy days. Let your outfit coordination sensibilities truly shine by finishing your look with brown suede chelsea boots.
A black leather vest and Current/Elliott Distressed Skinny Jeans are essential in a stylish casual arsenal.
This combo of a tan knit open cardigan and navy ripped skinny jeans is super easy to recreate and so comfortable to wear throughout the day as well!
This relaxed combo of a grey coat and Current/Elliott Distressed Skinny Jeans from STYLEBOP.com is a life saver when you need to look nice but have no extra time to spare. Our favorite of an infinite number of ways to finish off this ensemble is with a pair of silver leather oxford shoes.
This casual combo of a white crew-neck t-shirt and Current/Elliott Distressed Skinny Jeans from STYLEBOP.com comes in handy when you need to look good in a flash. With shoes, go for something on the casual end of the spectrum by slipping into a pair of black athletic shoes.