Jeans in shoes

[majkicz]

Hello,
newbie here

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I have a question: how to wear jeans in shoes. What shoes are good for this and what jeans are the best for this?

I bouhgt this great Levi's "sneakers" (on pic) and want to buy some jeans which I could wear into these shoes... ( I don't know if it doesn't mind or if only skinny jeans are suitable or what...)

Thanks for tips and some example photos

 

[Schnurretiger]

Would look silly.

 

[majkicz]

Don't think that it looks silly:

 

[MortyGras]

Epic failure..

 

[majkicz]

In all new Diesel collection?

Don't think so..

 

[idfnl]

Beyond it looking silly to me, it sounds uncomfortable, I'd suggest sweatpants if you really must try it

 

[XenoX101]

Very skinny dark jeans work best, pop the tongue so that it covers the jean and it should look ok, not sure about those sneakers though. Just try it!

 

[Fuuma]

It works better with skinny, tappered jeans. You need some sort of high-top (not mid) for optimal effect. I do it with Lanvin sneakers so maybe check out those to get an idea of how it looks.

 

[Composer_1777]

lol The Only shoes that can be worn like that are Nike Air Force 1's high top. It's extremely hard to pull off but occasionaly i see it work.

 

[PG2G]

What Fuuma said.

 

[Schnurretiger]

Originally Posted by majkicz

Don't think that it looks silly:

It doesn't?

 

[CharlieAngel]

While I can't pull it off (I'm too big), I like the following "look":

(Diesel look)

 

[pinoy]

are you limiting yourself to sneakers only? or would boots work as well?

personally ive found the sneaker tuck to be significantly harder to pull off that the boot tuck.

 

[KitAkira]

Anyone who tucks jeans into sneakers (and as a general rule boots too, although it CAN be done) looks like a total tool imo

 

[TrailofTears]

Originally Posted by majkicz

Don't think that it looks silly:

It would have taken me half a day to come up with this example just to show you why not to rock this look. Not a single redeeming quality in the entire outfit. Honestly, that look is so unappealing to me that I don't know if my advice would apply to your personal style at all. Just too far apart, I think...