Levi’s isn’t just using vintage-inspired looks for its Spring/Summer collection this year, they’re literally copying and remaking pages from their previous collections — some as far back as the 1930s! They’ll be giving us all-denim ensembles, raw-looking, loose fits for men and women, and, of course, the ever-present denim trend of the season: overalls. So, guys, order some suspenders; girls, start looking on Etsy for handmade denim hair bows, because this is HAPPENING.
—Sarah Greene
Tags: 1930s denim outfit, 1950s denim outfit, 2012 denim looks, all denim outfits, denim accessories, Denim Overalls, double denim looks, levi's 2010 collection, Levi's Vintage Collection, raw denim
If you’re like us you love a healthy dose of double denim year-round! And with the season getting a bit cooler it’s the perfect time to throw on your best denim duds and layer things up with fall friendly separates. We’re totally digging this look by Mohcine Aoki of Morocco. He pairs an ace light wash denim jacket with killer distressed dark wash skinny jeans (you gotta love a good mix of opposing washes) with a cool blue plaid shirt, boots, and a funky fair isle print beanie. Want to cozy things up even more? A cool heather grey hoodie will not only keep you warm but will add to the cool factor.
1. April 77 Joey Overdrive II Carnage jeans ($155)–buy it at April 77.
2. Ralph Lauren Denim & Supply western plaid flannel shirt ($70)–buy it at Ralph Lauren.
3. H by Hudson swathmore calf leather boot ($268)–buy it at 80′s Purple.
4. Topman black wash denim western jacket ($90)–buy it at Topman.
5. Oliver Spencer fair isle wool beanie ($80)–buy it at Mr. Porter.
Check out more of Mohcine’s looks on his lookbook.nu page!
—Sandoval Gomez
Tags: dark wash skinny jeans, Denim Menswear, distressed denim, double denim looks, light wash denim jacket, Men's Street Style
The latest campaign for QS by S. Oliver might have just single-handedly seduced us into fall, officially snapping us out of our summer mode. Who would of thought the day would come? All we have to say is that if fall promises to be a denim fest as cool, hip, young, and simply rockin’ as this campaign looks we’re totally down! Our favorite piece? Where do we start? From double denim looks to full on denim jumpsuits (paired with amazing roller skates), it’s tough to choose! See for yourself bellow!
Images via S.Oliver.
—Sandoval Gomez
Tags: denim jumpsuit, Denim Menswear, double denim looks, fall fashion, fall style, Fashion campaigns, QS by S.Oliver, QS by S.Oliver Fall 2011 Campaign, s.oliver
When it comes to cool men’s denim duds with a rockin’ edge, Blackbarrett by Neil Barrett is definitely at the top of our list. And this simple yet definitely very effective editorial in the October 2011 issue of Men’s Fudge Magazine proves it! We’re totally digging this showcase of some of the brands fall 2011 denim separates. Dusty dark grey jeans are styled alongside moto-style inspired jackets and leather shirts while double denim looks slick and edgy with casual jersey blazers and simple tees. Prefect and totally wearable—guys take note!
Images via Male Model Scene.
—Sandoval Gomez
Tags: Balckbarrett, Blackbarrett by Neil Barrett, denim menswear fall 2011, Denim Menswear fashion editorial, double denim looks, dusty dark grey jeans, jersey blazers, Men's Fudge Magazine, Men's Fudge Magazine October 2011, moto-style jackets, wearable men's fashion
We love this editorial out of the pages of Indie Magazine featuring Leebo Freeman dressed in some of the latest denim wears of the fall season. Styled by Ingo Nahrwold, newness is added to the still strong Americana trend by mixing in classic vintage varsity graphic tees a jerseys—a definite must have for anybody who wants to stay on trend. Long three-quarter blazers matched with double denim gives the otherwise casual-cool look a slightly more dapper appeal. Take a hint from the editorial below!
Images via Indie Magazine.
—Sandoval Gomez
Tags: Americana style, Americana trend, Denim Menswear, denim menswear fall 2011, double denim, double denim looks, fall denim menswear, fall denim style, fall denim trends, Indie Magazine, Indie Magazine August 2011, Indie Magazine fashion editorials, Ingo Nahrwold, Leebo Freeman, stylist Ingo Nahrwold
This fall True Religion ditches its usual bohemian hippie vibe and highlights its western side in a classic Americana mix of leather, vintage plaids, ditsy florals, and denim essentials. Shot by Nino Mu?oz and modeled by Anne Vyalitsyna, head-to-toe denim looks accented with Navajo printed belts and turquoise jewelry definitely give the double denim look a killer (though not-so-groundbreaking) revamp. A suede chunky platform in a saturated camel hue instead of a cowboy boot could definitely take this from ultra-conceptual to totally wearable. We dig! The west is officially back ya’ll!
Images Via Fashion Gone Rogue.
—Sandoval Gomez
Tags: Americana style, classic Americana style, denim essentials, ditzy florals, double denim, double denim looks, head-to-toe denim looks, model Anne Vyalitsyna, photographer Nino Muñoz, True Religion, True Religion Jeans, vintage plaid, western looks, western style, Western Styling
Nothing solidifies the coming of spring for us more than a bright, fresh, and heavy dose of double denim. And clearly denim brand Tribeca New York is totally on the same page as us. Their spring lookbook is full of head-to-toe denim looks that include essential denim separates from denim jackets, work shirts, and of course jeans in great medium to light washes. Simple, effective, and to the denim point this lookbook definitely hypes us up for the warm weather season and has us counting the number of double denim looks we have in our closets!
For more images from this lookbook head to the Tribeca New York website and while you’re at it get a behind the scenes look at the making of the lookbook.
—Sandoval Gomez
Tags: denim jackets, denim separates, double denim, double denim looks, Spring Lookbook, Tribeca New York, work shirts
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