Fan-flipping-tastic! I'm not usually into florals, but these are just too fab.
Anonymous said…
On paper, yes...but otherwise I feel that a lot of people will unintentionally cheapen the look by overdoing it thanks to retailers such as Forever 21. Also I don't think this will flatter all body types.
I had these exact jeans in the late 80s - cropped, with side ankle zips. I was probably 8 years old at the time, and I rocked them and I plan on rocking them now. Love!
Anonymous said…
I would maybe wear the Current/Elliots if I had to do floral. But I want my jeans to make me feel good, not like I couldn't find anything to wear except the drapes.
I think these only work if they are worn in a kinda f-ed up way, like w/ a nonironic tear in the knee and grass stains and supercasual shoes. Basically the need is to tomboy them up to stop them from being, as someone said, too Forever 21 looking.
Anonymous said…
i would wear in a heartbeat. i live near the beach and would just add flip flops and a slouchy t-shirt or chunky sweater. love them all. definitely not a put-together "city" look -- that's a given. and yes, forever 21 is probably unloading knock-offs right now. but who cares. flowers anywhere are fab. and i'm waaaaaaay over 50. (but not granny-style waaaaaay over 50!)
I love them! Just don't know if I could pull them off. Worth a shot though. It's a pretty look.
Anonymous said…
I was wearing a pair very similar in pattern to those on the far left back in the 80s when I was 18 or so. I wouldn't wear them now— just not my thing!
I remember almost the exact floral jeans by Guess when I was in high school. I graduated in 1983 and I think it's true you can't go back. If you wore it the first time around, it never looks great by the second time, even if you can.. Skipping the leggings too this round.
I like, and I may just try to pull some off. I'm picturing long rides on my bike with cinch-rolled cuffs....
I also had a pair of similar florals in elementary school, and as someone previously commented, I had no problem "tomboy-ing" them up. My poor mom lamented that I couldn't wear anything THAT pastel with out introducing major grass stains and rips in the knees.
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I also had a pair of similar florals in elementary school, and as someone previously commented, I had no problem "tomboy-ing" them up. My poor mom lamented that I couldn't wear anything THAT pastel with out introducing major grass stains and rips in the knees.