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So someone took those old jeans women keep wearing, you know the ones with the holes in the knee area, and covered that hole with a window. Makes about as much sense as wearing jeans with the knees or other areas torn out.
I don't know anyone who wears jeans ripped up like that....certainly not any moms!
I know plenty of moms that wear jeans like that. I see women and young girls between the ages of 12 and maybe 50 wearing jeans like that. My wife (age 46) has a few pears of ripped jeans, tears in them, and she loves them. I don't get it myself.
You have to wonder what went through the mind of the designer who came up with them.
My guess is that it's so you can see when your knee socks fall down. You know that if someone thinks these jeans are cool they probably wear knee socks too
Yon my last trip, the only jeans I brought along ripped in the knees. Felt self conscious as if I was trying to act
Young😒
Got this email today: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=io53QMwHZ48&sns=em.
Which takes cut out jeans to a whole nuther level.
Yon my last trip, the only jeans I brought along ripped in the knees. Felt self conscious as if I was trying to act
Young😒
Got this email today: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=io53QMwHZ48&sns=em.
Which takes cut out jeans to a whole nuther level.
Was just about to post this film! Also, there was Prince...
won't post, language. LOL. I did love the outfit other than the cut out derrière...
Ugh, designers are pushing the envelope as to how ugly they can make something and see how many suckers will buy it. Urban Outfitters has been pushing ugly trends for a while now. I just. don't. get it.
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