Fashionista NOW: Acid Wash High Waisted Skinny Jeans

Why say goodbye to the good old trusty pair of skinny jeans when you can indulge in its high-waisted acid washed variety?

It’s known that skinny jeans have moved into the realm of an essential wardrobe staple and no one in the right mind will ever chuck their skinnies away like we could somehow lose brain cells and start slaving to the noise of dictatorial fash mags. It is more interesting to observe the leg-hugging denim trend style evolution.

Starting with the early 2000s low-riding waist, the ones most loved today are in a high-waisted style –- the kind Taylor Swift will forever be in approval of –- and a grungy, rebel acid wash appearance, the skinny jeans quickly take on a relevant facade that is more in keeping with the fashion folk’s love for all things comfortable yet at the same time edgy. A high waisted design is essentially comforting to a midsection that loves a bit of a support.

I’d been a sucker for the colored skinnies for the time they were the rage. But, if you are like me now, currently eyeing for something neutral but kinda oomph-y; check out the acid wash skinny jeans selection down below.

These beauties come with either a 5-button closure for a bit of a retro flair or a zip and a single button closure like your usual chic denim pants.

These REALFANTASY leg-hugging, high-waisted skinny jeans can be grabbed at just RM100.00 from ZALORA Malaysia. Which pair do you like best? Share below – I’d love to know!

“Let yourself be drawn by the stronger pull of that which you truly love.” — Rumi

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