Ever since jeans began to appear on hippies and Nixon supporters alike in the late sixties, denim pants have become indispensable.
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Can you imagine the weekend without them? Of course, there has always been one notable problem: Until lately, there have been few choices available to men. Seventies bell-bottoms, eighties acid wash, and the nineties baggy-is-better mentality made the average guy look less than average, if not downright awful. Thankfully, a new wave of jeans has arrived. And they fit perfectly.
Five Fits CLASSIC FIVE-POCKET JEANS HAVE EXPERIENCED A RENAISSANCE.
A younger man, or a man who feels young, can try out a fuller cut with a tapered knee. The classic straight leg is still an American stalwart and finally there's a respectable denim version of painter's pants. Somewhere in between lies the easy cut, which works for the skinny and the thicker-legged and if you're feeling progressive, front seams and buttoned back pockets provide a modern look.
How to Wear Them
FOR AN AFTERNOON OF SPECTATING, you can pair jeans with other sporty elements, like these boat shoes and short-sleeved cotton-knit shirts. Cashmere sweater, cotton polo shirt, cotton jeans, leather sneakers and nylon belt.
FOR A NIGHT OUT, a nicely patterned collared shirt and black loafers add some elegance. Zip-front nylon jacket , rayon-blend V-neck sweater cotton jeans, leather loafers , and leather belt; cotton shirt.
FOR A CASUAL DAY AT WORK, you won't offend with a great pair of boots along with a sport coat and tie. Two-button single-breasted cotton-and-linen-blend sport coat , cotton shirt , silk tie, cotton jeans, leather ankle boots, and leather belt.
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