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Monday, April 6, 2015

When You Can Fit Your Head in the Leg...

This title may sound all sorts of weird and potentially kinky, but trust me, it's not. I just heard some rather... disturbing... news, and here is a hint.




Yes, JNCO jeans are making a comeback. You may be thinking to yourself "You aren't even from the 1990's... HOW DO YOU KNOW ABOUT THIS?!?!" Like any normal human that doesn't know about something, I googled it. I did know a bit about these jeans from seeing them in pictures such as the three above, but I never knew what they were even called. From my research, I learned that these jeans were popular among rave, hip hop, and goth culture, and that there are three styles:
  1. Guys
  2. Girls
  3. Mammoth
    1. The mammoth jeans, as well as the guys jeans, have leg holes so big, you can fit your head 100% in them.

 Of course, I still see my fair share of people (unfortunately) walking around in these jeans/fit of pants. It is rather fascinating how  in a span of 20-25 years, we went from loving these jeans, to being confused by them. As you all are probably thinking, I was one of the people that was confused, and had questions such as:
  • Why would someone want to wear these? they don't flatter anyone.
  • How were they made, did the designer just cut a trapezoid and cut a triangle from the base opposite of the waist 
  • What was the purpose of the wide legs? Was it the "bigger is better" theory?
  • Who within each of these crowds would wear these pants?
  • What was the purpose of the enormous pockets? 
And lastly
  • What caused a change of taste? We went from the wide jeans to skin-tight jeans. 

I am curious as to how today's teens will handle the potential comeback of these pants, and will the same groups be wearing them as they did in the 90's. 




Thursday, April 2, 2015

Nehebka 2.0

Nehebka 2.0



Couture gown / Steve Madden black high heel pumps / Tkees brown leather shoes / 14k necklace


Aida's best friend is making a comeback in the iconic gold and purple. This time, I let the gold dress dominate the look to show cohesion between her and Aida, but show difference.

Mereb 2.0

Mereb 2.0



Elizabeth and James loose crop top / Monki oversized jacket, $74 / Polo Ralph Lauren blue skinny jeans, $250 / Suede flat


With this look, I focused on the Orange and neutral colors. I added the blue pants as a compliment to the dominating warm colors.