Delicious Denim

Worn In and Beat Up Red Engine Jeans are Hot!

Posted on 03. May, 2009 by denimlover.

The hottest and roughest new designer jeans trend is this worn in and beat up look. These pair of Red Engine jeans are definately very sexy. The Scarlett style provides a classic fit that is snug yet comfortable and best suits an average to slender body type. This pair of jeans is also low rise with a boot cut. These jeans look extremely weathered, a hot and common trend in today’s jeans.

I like these Red Engine jeans in a Slice wash (very light) and finished with abrasions down the front of the legs. These jeans are laid back and best for a casual day. These are fashionable but are best for occasional wear. Pull these on with a trendy pair of sandals and go out for a sunny day of activities. 98% cotton making them easy to maintain and comfortable for moving around.

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The Wide Leg Jean, A Must For all Body Types

Posted on 22. Jan, 2009 by denimlicious.

The wide leg jean is super flattering on almost any body type, especially those with some curves in a nice dark denim color. Perhaps that is why all of Hollywood, including Jessica Alba, Sandra Bullock, and Brooke Shields, have been seen wearing the bottom-flattering, wide-legged jean styles. Several brands carry this look including Red Engine, Stella, and Hudson brands. Hudson Jeans Deluxe Wide Leg Jean in Brilliant is what they are seen here wearing.

The wide leg jean style is definitely hot right now and a shape not to be feared. There’s hardly a jean that’s more figure-flattering for all kinds of body types.

Pair the wide leg jean with a cute fitted top and you can wear it day or night.  Our suggestion is to watch the hem line on it, you don’t want to have invisible feet. You want the jean to accentuate your length, so it should really only cover about 75% of your shoe.  Much more than that and you risk making the style look a bit baggy and odd. This style is super great for those looking for a really long and lean relaxed yet classic look.

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