The Stiletto Jeans
Blue Ripped Skinny Jeans by Current/Elliott
How to wear Current/Elliott The Stiletto Jeans
A red long cardigan and blue ripped skinny jeans are amazing staples that will integrate really well within your day-to-day arsenal.
This off-duty combination of a pink cape blazer and Current/Elliott blue ripped skinny jeans is a real life saver when you need to look stylish but have no time to spare. If you want to effortlessly spruce up this getup with footwear, why not complete your look with a pair of black leather pumps?
This pairing of a blue denim shirt and Current/Elliott The Stiletto Jeans from shopbop.com is an exciting option for off duty. For something more on the dressier end to finish off this outfit, introduce a pair of black leather pumps to the mix.
If you love casual outfits, why not take this combination of a yellow tweed jacket and blue ripped skinny jeans for a walk? Dial up the formality of your getup a bit by wearing a pair of gold leather heeled sandals.
This combo of a black sequin blazer and Current/Elliott The Stiletto Jeans from shopbop.com is on the casual side but also ensures that you look chic and put-together. To bring a bit of fanciness to your ensemble, introduce black studded leather pumps to your ensemble.
When the setting permits a laid-back outfit, you can rely on a brown bomber jacket and Current/Elliott blue ripped skinny jeans. Complement your getup with a pair of gold leather low top sneakers and you're all done and looking gorgeous.
A white tweed jacket and blue ripped skinny jeans matched together are a covetable ensemble for fashionistas who prefer relaxed styles. If you feel like dialing it up, add navy suede pumps to the equation.
If you’re a jeans-and-a-tee kind of gal, you'll like the simple but also absolutely stylish combo of a red print sweatshirt and Current/Elliott The Stiletto Jeans.
This pairing of a white v-neck t-shirt and blue ripped skinny jeans looks absolutely chic and makes you look instantly cooler. Introduce a pair of red slip-on sneakers to the mix to tie the whole thing together.