Friday 20 September 2013

Inspired: The Canadian Tux

I remember a day when double denim was cooler than it was today. I remember wearing dark denim jeans and a light denim jacket and thinking I was on top of the world. But then sadly one day, the denim trend faded away without even a kiss goodbye and I had to say farewell to my dark denim jeans and my light denim jacket ensemble.

Turns out that throwing those pieces of my wardrobe away wasn't the wisest choice.

Double denim is back, I don't know who brought it back or why its back but, just like every other fashion trend, it has returned.

I'm rather fond of the look to be honest. There is something simplistic about it which I love. I also love how vintage denim can be. It's the new trend, though I feel strange calling it a 'new trend', because vintage is never really new...or is it? You tell me.

All I know is that I can't wait to rock out the denim this season. I never wear jeans (my legs are just too short) and I don't own a denim jacket anymore but I think perhaps this will change.

Bring on the Canadian Tux!

Happy weekend :)

^^^ taken from Pinterest.
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4 comments:

  1. shayla.20 September 2013 at 22:37

    yess i am also a big fan of denim on denim! :)

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  2. Emily21 September 2013 at 04:18

    Love this inspiration and also the fact that it's a tribute to the Canadian! ;) Even if it is a little backhanded :)

    You take some amazing pictures! I was just browsing your posts. Following you on b-loving now :)

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  3. Unknown21 September 2013 at 11:05

    Lol! Double denim is looking so good these days! I'm going to need to find some more denim to incorporate into my wardrobe! :)

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  4. Nathaniel21 September 2013 at 20:22

    I know what you mean, I feel inexorably drawn to double denim, but when I wear it I feel remarkably self-conscious. It's like a moustache.

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