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Gap Jeans Pick up on the Patchwork Trend
Denim-on-denim was one of the biggest (and most surprising) trends on the spring 2010 runways. You could say it’s been a while since we’ve been excited to see a Canadian tuxedo anywhere other than on Walker Texas Ranger. But, then again, we’ve learned that if anyone can make the unexpected turn to trendy, Chuck Norris can.
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Although runway fashion is artistic and aspirational (and often a far cry from anything we would venture to call ready for the “real-way”), denim-on-denim is (perhaps shockingly – if you have memories of the early 90s anyway,) a look we expect to see a lot of this spring – and not in a scary flashback kind of way. Instead, take direction from Gap, which has been on a roll lately in picking up on some of the most exciting fashions and incorporating them into their classic staples. These patchwork jeans, for instance, are the perfect example of something that is on-trend yet will also fit seamlessly into your wardrobe – so you can be fashion forward without being over the top (or looking like you’ve been in an unfortunate time warp).
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So trade in your favorite pair of skinny jeans for this chic pair of Gap Real Straight Patch Jeans. With a vintage feel made modern with their famously flattering slim cut, you can wear them with your favorite heels or bootie now and update them for spring with a pair of clogs (like those seen on the runway at Chanel). Either way, we assure you that this season’s patchwork jeans will have you looking more ready for The Sartorialist than for Woodstock.
Gap Real Straight Patch Jeans, $79.50, at gap.com
















