Cuffed denim is a hot look for any age and body. From boyfriend jeans and casual looks, to dressed up skinnies and heels, this look is here to stay.
What you pair with your denim can dress up or down your look and make you look trendy and fashion-forward. The length of your denim and wear you cuff your jeans also sets a part your look. Numerous rolled cuffs is a more dated look, so style your cuffed denim by just rolling up one cuff.
Cuffed Jeans DO's:
- Do make it look like you did it on purpose. Meaning, avoid the I-just-didn't-have-time-to-tailor-my-jeans-so-I'm-rolling-them look.
- Do wear fabulous shoes or sandals. Your shoes become more of a highlight with cuffed jeans, so make sure they are cool (or at the very least clean!)
- Roll skinny, fitted, boyfriend jeans.
- Wear with heels, flats, booties...you name it!
Cuffed Jeans DON'Ts:
- Don't cuff your jeans if it is freezing outside. Cold ankles are never chic.
- Please don't cuff bell-bottom jeans. Your feet will end up looking like...well...bells!
Dressed Up Glam
Heels are the key to this look. Strappy sandals are great for summer into early fall. Swap to shoe booties as the cooler weather hits. To style this look correctly, the denim should be cuffed with an inch to an inch and a half above your ankle, in other words the length of the denim is longer for a dressed up look.
Causal Cool
This style is perfect for a weekend casual look. Flat sandals or flats pair well with cuffed denim. The belt and jewelry add a touch of glamour to her otherwise casual look.
Boyfriend Jeans Looks
Denim Don'ts
These women's denim is all styled wrong for her body shape. The denim is too loose at the ankles which makes her appear larger from waist to bottom. To make her look slimmer, she should try a boyfriend jean (baggier or roomier in the legs with skinnier bottoms, or a straight leg jean and cuff that).
XOXO,
Divine Style DC