Baby Blues

One point I’m always stressing with clients is the importance of having at least two pairs of tailored, well-made, fitted jeans: one pair hemmed to wear with flats, and one straight or bootleg dark-wash pair hemmed to wear with heels. Of course, once you have those basics, any supplemental pairs are a welcome addition (skinny, trouser, boyfriend, etc.). Many of you collect jeans like shoes!

I like seeing the seasonal twists designers put on this timeless wardrobe staple. One salient trend the last couple of years has been colored or dyed denim/twill jeans – and fortunately, it’s a trend I can endorse, especially when the color is an electric, cobalt blue. A “blue” jean really acts as a neutral, and although these shades are bolder and brighter than your typical denim wash, they can be just as versatile.

Here are some of my picks for winter, transitioning into spring (any of these would be an excellent choice for early pre-spring in February & March).

Gap 1969 Legging Jeans in Blue, $69.95

Paige Denim “Verdugo” Stretch Denim Leggings, $179

J. Crew Toothpick jean in garment-dyed twill, $108

Blue Essence (Nordstrom) Colored Skinny Jean in Cobalt, $98

Here’s how I would style them:

And:

Two of my clients got a pair this week – a great transitional piece for your winter wardrobe.

Stay chic in those baby blues,

Annie

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