This year is by no means without exciting denim trends. From wide-legged silhouettes to flare jeans 2.0, there are a handful of new and exciting options to play this season. But a cool jeans trend is currently standing out from the others. Yes, two-tone denim reappears for spring.
The two-tone styles sent across the S / S 20's runways ranged from upcycling styles that focused on sustainability (something that London-based brand ELV Denim built its ethos on) to Gucci's contrast panel design , It's the split-tone designs with contrasting tones on both sides of the leg that make the biggest appearance this season. While it may be difficult to get work done, the resulting effect is pretty cool. In front of us we take note of how fashion girls shape the polarizing trend.
Kendall Jenner is not a newcomer to the two-tone denim scene. In fact, she has been a fan of the micro trend since at least 2016. It's nice to see her adopt the updated version of the playful trend.
Although there are many color options, most of this season's two-tone jeans are made up of light and dark shades that are spread right in the middle.
However, a precisely half and half contrasting color design is not the law of the country. Other two-tone options take a more Frankenstein approach, as they put separate denim shades together.
Gigi had the same idea as Kendall when it came to her two-tone selection. The completely black, yet contrasting panel effect makes the trend look more deliberate and less like upcycling jeans.
Before you try to improve the trend too much, consider Naomi Anwer's approach. She lets her statement jeans speak for themselves by combining them with sneakers and a simple black t-shirt.
Test the trend with many other styles, from overalls to rock sets to everything in between.
Buy the matching Maru Asymmetric Two-Tone Denim Jacket ($ 575).
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