Keep Your Standard Skinny Jeans Current

Fashion is a fair-weathered friend, but while some fads fade, others transition from on-trend to staple styles. Case in-point: skinny jeans. Once a daringly slim silhouette, skinny jeans have gone from sexy to standard. But although the excitement for this cut of denim has waned, it’s flattering and easy-to-wear style makes it a closet classic.

For skinny jeans that feel fresh, look to a brand that knows denim as well as it knows trends: Current Elliott. From vintage cuts to the standard styles, Current Elliott continues to reinvent denim to feel current again.

Plain

When it comes to keeping your basics feeling anything but—pay close attention to details. Current Elliott keeps its jeans up-to-date by constantly upgrading its cuts to reflect the latest trends. Dabble in the latest it styles while sticking to your favorite jeans and look for a pair that incorporates trends in small ways, like a cropped cut or distressed details.

Coated

Rev up your tough girl vibes with coated jeans. A waxy finished denim will read like leather but unlike the real thing, coated jeans are actually comfortable. Squeeze into leather-like jeans that stretch to conform to your body. You’ll also benefit from superior breathability for snug pants that won’t leave you sweating. Contrast the sheen of these jeans with a fuzzy sweater when the temps drop or keep your look cool with a vintage wash t-shirt.

Printed

Give your basic blues a break and step into a denim pant that shakes things up. From sexy snakeskin to traditional tartan, Current Elliott creates a wide array of skinny jeans based on the seasons it prints. Take a walk on the wildside in an pair of animal printed skinnies perfect for a night out. Anchor the statement style with a solid black blazer and heels.

If skinny jeans are your favorite fit, don’t fear—this style isn’t going to disappear. Turn to Current Elliott for premium quality jeans in the latest styles.

Get the skinny on Current Elliott's fresh take on these basic blue jeans.