Okay, so I’ve been seeing this “denim boyfriend” style all over my feed, and I finally decided to give it a shot. Here’s how it went down, from start to finish.
First, I dug through my closet. I was looking for a pair of jeans that were, you know, not too tight, not too loose. Something I could picture a cool, laid-back dude wearing. I actually ended up finding an old pair of my brother’s jeans that he left behind years ago. Score!
The Hunt for the Perfect Fit
- Tried them on: They were HUGE. Like, falling-off-my-hips huge.
- Considered alterations: But I’m no sewing whiz, so that was a no-go.
- Belt it up!: I grabbed a thick, worn-in leather belt and cinched it tight. This is key, people. It gives that “I borrowed these from my boyfriend” vibe.
Next, I needed to balance out the baggy-ness. I opted for a fitted white tank top. Nothing fancy, just a basic, ribbed one. It helped to show a little bit of shape, so I didn’t look like I was completely drowning in denim.
Top It Off
I wanted to keep the look pretty casual, so I threw on a simple, oversized button-down shirt. I left it unbuttoned, letting it hang loose. It added another layer without being too bulky.
Shoes and Accessories
For shoes, I went with some chunky sneakers. I could have done boots, but sneakers felt more “me.” And to finish it off, I just added a simple silver necklace and a baseball cap. Done and done.
Honestly, the whole process was pretty simple. It’s all about finding that balance between oversized and fitted, and making it your own. The most important part is to find that pair of jeans that’s not just a little bit bigger, but like, comically big. It’s all about that relaxed, effortless look. I’m into it! Gonna wear this fit again for sure.
