Are Jeans Going Out of Style?

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I heard an interesting news item on the radio a few weeks ago. The story was that blue jeans, as you and I know them, are going out of style. Apparently, fewer younger people are wearing jeans and they are, somehow, in danger of becoming extinct. The deejays had quite the conversation about whether or not this was actually even possible.

Of course, I live in Texas. So, anyone here would find it hard to believe that our home state could come close to giving up its Wranglers. Jeans here are a part of the state uniform. Texas women know how to wear them with attention getting bling, and Texas men know how to dry clean them in order to get the crease just right down the middle.

In the blogosphere, most fashionistas agree though that jeans will never fully go out of style. I think I’ll side with them. Although younger people may be addicted to their stretch pants and workout bottoms now, someday they’ll require some bottoms with more structure and durability.

The hot denim color of the season may continue to change. Hopefully (for those of us with large calves) someday soon we’ll no longer be wearing skinny styles and evolve our way back to wider legs again. My husband’s banking on stone washed coming back so he can keep those Gap jeans he bought in 1997 for a third decade. But, I don’t think denim is going away anytime real soon.

This season, denim is as hot as it was in the mid-nineties when every cool kid had a chambray shirt and a contrasting color denim bottom. By the sheer fact alone that double denim-ing is back in style, I think it’s safe to say, jeans are here for at least another decade.

If you are a jeans lover, I bet you also love sunglasses. As James Dean proved to the world over sixty years ago, they really go together. To pay homage to this iconic look, here are three great sunglass looks to sport with your jeans:

For the Denim-Clad Man:

This pair of sunglasses by Ray-Ban® will look great with just about any men’s denim you’d want to wear.

Ray Ban Aviator Sunglasses in Gunmetal

For the Denim-Daring Diva:

You’ll love the way this pair of shades looks with your faded Miss Me’s.

Guess Black Sunglasses for Women

For the Denim-Donning Darling:

A touch of floral and pink and green makes this the perfect choice to sweeten up your favorite dark skinnies.

Vera Bradley Sunglasses for Women

Check out the full selection of designer sunglasses at dynamic prices on eyeglassworld.com or in a store near you!