Retro Wide Leg Jeans
Blue Jeans by Marc Jacobs
How to wear Marc Jacobs Retro Wide Leg Jeans
For a casual and cool outfit, pair a light violet long sleeve blouse with Marc Jacobs blue jeans — these items play really well together. On the footwear front, this outfit pairs perfectly with black studded suede pumps.
A tan fleece bomber jacket and blue jeans are absolute must-haves if you're piecing together an off-duty wardrobe that holds to the highest sartorial standards.
This relaxed pairing of a camel coat and Marc Jacobs Retro Wide Leg Jeans from Saks Fifth Avenue is very easy to throw together without a second thought, helping you look amazing and ready for anything without spending too much time digging through your wardrobe. We're loving how this whole outfit comes together thanks to tan leather pumps.
An orange duster coat and Marc Jacobs Retro Wide Leg Jeans from Saks Fifth Avenue are the kind of stylish casual pieces that you can wear for years to come. For something more on the daring side to complete your outfit, complement your outfit with a pair of dark brown leather flat sandals.
This pairing of a yellow leather biker jacket and Marc Jacobs Retro Wide Leg Jeans from Saks Fifth Avenue is a safe bet for a truly cool outfit. Rounding off with black suede pumps is a fail-safe way to bring a little fanciness to this getup.
Why not reach for a dark green knit cardigan and blue jeans? Both pieces are totally practical and will look incredible when worn together.
If the situation permits casual styling, consider wearing a grey double breasted blazer and Marc Jacobs blue jeans. Feeling adventerous? Shake things up by slipping into a pair of black embellished leather ankle boots.
Why not choose a black leather bomber jacket and blue jeans? These pieces are very comfy and will look good teamed together. Transform your outfit with a pair of red leather pumps.
A grey wool blazer and Marc Jacobs blue jeans are the perfect base for a totaly chic outfit. Add black canvas wedge sandals to the mix for extra style points.