This flare jeans outfit is long overdue! I’ve been obsessing over flare leg jeans since this 70s flare jeans trend post. I was inspired by a lot of the flare jeans outfits in that post. I initially planned on styling this denim on denim outfit with flared jeans but the colors of my denim shirts weren’t doing it for me. So, i waited till i found this perfect multi striped shirt and restyled the look. My flare jeans outfit is the exact one i used for the collage in the post on how to create collage with photoshop. It was my outfit to church yesterday. I rarely wear jeans to church but i loved the colors in the entire outfit so much especially because spring is almost here that i didn’t mind.
70s trends have been dominating the fashion scene for a while now and they keep getting hotter by the day. Flared pants are in the top 70s trends among fashionistas. They can be styled in a lot of ways with loose, fitted, plain, designed, long or short items. I like that other styles of denims are resurfacing making denim even more versatile and skinny jeans less of a uniform.
Read: 5 Fun Ways To Wear Denim Now
While i love the floor length flare leg pants, I was excited to even find this deep blue bell flare jeans in my exact inseam which is 34 and not always easy to find. Note that regular inseam is 32. If you don’t know what inseam is, Read: How To Buy Your Perfect Full Length Jeans Online. Without heels they are floor length but with heels they jump up a bit and requires a bit of stretching if you need it not to look too jumpy. This is probably my final days of leaving my natural hair out, i need to do a protective styling soon before most of it starts breaking.
Talking of spring being around the corner, this fringe bag that i used in my last outfit post was an obvious choice to complement the colors in my outfit. The black version sold out fast, i would have gotten that too because i absolutely love the style. I’m not so big on backpacks and hobo bags and a lot of fringe bags come in these styles. This grab on bag by Glamorous is one of the few styles I’ve seen that matches my style perfectly. A modern twist to the 70s inspired flare jeans. Click To Tweet
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