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I'm Bringing Denim Back... Yeah!

Throughout my fashion obsessed years, I remember having 2 fitted denim jackets, one had a classic cut and was dark in shade, the other was washed-out unconventional jacket with huge yellow buttons (!!), the thought of it makes me cringe. And to make things even worse, I over-did it by pairing the jacket with a denim-ish lower half. Thank God, those days are long gone.

But then I saw this cute fitted denim tux jacket at TopShop, and I had my "Should I, or Shouldn't I?" moment. I actually like the cut and it would work well with my black skinny cropped pants and Rolling Stones shirt.

What's your take on the denim jacket?

Comments

Anonymous said…
Don't take it , it will be bes habba and then u'll regret buying it in the 1st place.
Anonymous said…
I loved it !
Anonymous said…
disagree with 1st anon,
absolute must have item specially for the spring to come. great to throw on anything!!
the wash is great too :)
나다 said…
i dont like it , it looks too plain and so washed out
i'd go for a biker denim jacket
but not this one
AZM said…
Denim jackets are awfull.
In any cut, shape, size, form, shade...etc.

No no no.
Anonymous said…
im anonymous 1 and thanks AZM i totally agree with u

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