Natalie Hughes

1 month ago | msn.com | Natalie Hughes

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1 month ago | msn.com | Natalie Hughes

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1 month ago | harpersbazaar.in | Natalie Hughes

Denim trends come and go, but the mom jean is forever. There’s something about the high waist and slim, tapered leg that feels timeless, chic, and wonderfully reassuring in an era of floor-pooling wide-legs and low-slung baggy jeans—not to mention the skinny and its often-lamented return. If the skinny jean is a frenemy, the mom jean is a friend. There are no low rises here and enough room to bend one’s knee without restriction.

2 months ago | ca.style.yahoo.com | Natalie Hughes

Cast your mind back to 2005. You’re likely wearing skinny jeans, a boho blouse, ballet flats, and, if you’re lucky, a Chloé Paddington bag – or at least one inspired by it. Two decades later, all of the above has made a return, including that distinctive, lock-adorned bag. The Paddington was first seen at Chloé’s spring/summer 2005 show, slung upon the shoulder of an oversized blazer, alongside a wispy chiffon blouse, skinny sequinned scarf, and silk skirt.

2 months ago | ca.style.yahoo.com | Natalie Hughes

How to style mom jeans this season courtesy of instagramDenim trends come and go, but the mom jean is forever. There’s something about the high waist and slim, tapered leg that feels timeless, chic, and wonderfully reassuring in an era of floor-pooling wide-legs and low-slung baggy jeans – not to mention the skinny and its often-lamented return. If the skinny jean is a frenemy, the mom jean is a friend. There are no low rises here and enough room to bend one’s knee without restriction.