i pretty much only wear jeans: carpenters, loose, straight...mostly blue, sometimes dark blue, once in my life but not anymore black.

i think they fit good.

i just bought a pair of near-black, skin-tight skinnies from forever 21 for 9 bucks. holy fuck, i love them. american eagle were selling these indigo/black slim cuts for 29, so i bought two pairs.

511 levi skinny cuts, black skinny levis, 501s, old navy curvy cut, aeropostale skinny flare.. i mostly own jeans. i have a pair of skinny gap jeans that make me feel fat because they're tight everywhere except for the hips.

but as far as tight-without-being-too-restricting, DIESEL jeans are incomparable. the crotch is insane, though.

i only have three pair of jeans that i wear (even though i own about 15). i have an old gap pair that still fit and two pair of levis. one pair is a little short on me but i like the look and the other is skinny fit but they are more loose than my short levis. my gap jean is slim fit also and boot cut.

i loathe baggy jeans or pants (same with shirts) because i can't stand the feel. i dislike them being to skin tight too.

Have to say I love the way DIESEL jeans look, esp the slim/skinny ones. But man, on my budget, I cannot drop 200 bucks on jeans! I'd love to be able to, but that's insanely beyond my realm at the moment.

old navy makes awful jeans, the material is SO cheap. any jeans that have more than 2% of anything but cotton in them are always a big no. and their jeans literally contain like 19% or 20% spandex. the fibres of it come out when they rip.

diesel is one of my favourite brands ever for anything, not exclusively jeans.

if men over 35 arent supposed to wear jeans, what are they supposed to be wearing?

- you can't prance around in a suit 24 hours a day.
- sweatpants are wrong.
- khakis? please, don't even think about it.

jeans are the only acceptable form of pants except for suit trousers or velvet trousers which are not particularly practical.

i used to wear diesel jeans, but then i realized there is no need for 200 dollars jeans.

when you put them on you know where the extra money went.

i have no problem with spending excessive amounts of money on clothing, which is why i always look awesome, even in my pajamas.

I'm not saying I wouldn't want to. I just don't have the luxury.

And I'm sorry, but Levis just makes them so right, in whatever kind of fit, that I see no reason for spending more than 50 bucks on a pair of jeans. Plus there's something very classic about wearing Levis.

That's a given. But what goes over them? Skinny fit jeans, of course!

Word. There is no viable alternative. Not here in the land of the free and the brave.

Leather pants, maybe. Again, not practical though.

I nearly 100% agree, but ive got no problems with an occasional pair of chinos, but I am 35+.

I wear gabardine or light-wool chinos for formal occasions, but only then. I eschew the modern-day khakis.

if I saw some guy wearing leather pants that wasnt on stage with a geetar, I'd point and laugh. For serious.

i cant wear jeans in the summer. too motherfucking hot.

it's linen pants or shorts for me.



ha ha. it is true ladies and gentlemen.

I have pointed and laughed and nearly got beaten up. Seriously. And the pants were red on top of it all. You have to be careful who you point and laugh at, or at least make sure you're with a friend who's tougher than you are.

I retried my AE slim jeans tonight and decided they're okay. Not up to my Levis, but the thing is you can make anything, even khakis, cool if you know what to do with them. It's all about what you put with them.

On the other hand, the AE boot cut sucks. Makes me look like I'm wearing 60s-era wide bell bottoms.

That's cool look in the photo. I don't think I could pull it off, though, especially in light colors like that. I'd feel like something from Gatsby.

I never ever ever ever wear jeans. I wear skirts and dresses. I wore jeans to super secret book club Monday night and thought I'd never hear the end of it.