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Are black faded jeans in style?

Jay - 2006-03-26 23:03:18 - Fashion Accessories

Bought $50 express jeans wonderin now if they are in style. What color shirts wud go with ashey black charcoal colored jeans, and if I should keep them or not.

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I think your money could have been better spent.

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my husband has a pair of dark washed calvin kleins and he just wears them with a t shirt. a nice t shirt, a bit of a nice fitted one. his fav is a blue american eagle shirt and a green polo tshirt, just to give you an idea.

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I'd wear them. Try a dark(but colorful) vertically striped button up.

Honey, $50 jeans are NEVER in fasion. Oh SNAP*

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Who cares if they're in style or not. Part of having style is to have a style of your own. Black on Black dude! If they're comfortable, wear 'em don't worry about what other people think or if you fit in. Trust me, people wear some goofy sh#t out there.

I would honestly say take them back. I would invest that $50 in a "Crisp" pair of True Black jeans. And if you're really feeling the faded look later. Wear them and wash them a few times and you will be where your at now with the "faded" ones.

I think your money could have been better spent.

Oh you kids and your fashions! Why anyone would spend more than 25 dollars on a pair of pants is beyond me.

well only if u make them in style it dosent matter if there not if u like them buy them

I am so into fashion it is not funny. The faded look has been out for a while now but i havn't seen them so i am not sure if you could get away with it. Tshirts probably a graffiti type one u kno with all the pointless writing ova it but also think all the COOL graffiti business shirt type things!!! Hope i helped!!

It really depends on the type of fade. I know that express does a lot of "finishes" on their jeans. Did you buy them faded, or did you just wash them so many times that they got faded? (heh..i said "got faded"...). I think it really depends on the condition and fit rather than whats "in".

black is always in