
Double denim. Not sure if I’ve ever shown a double denim look on the blog, but I have to admit it’s a combination I wear pretty often. Mostly black and grey denim, but the blue double denim isn’t a combination I avoid, especially now that I’m more and more into blue denim in general. So easy to wear! Super cool with a plain black or white tee, but equally awesome with a slightly more dressy top. Great with heels, just as awesome with flats. Or sneakers, of course, like the ones I’m wearing in this outfit post. Honestly, I haven’t stopped wearing them from the moment I took them out of their box. Paired with the red details it also feels a bit patriotic to be honest, but this is certainly a look I feel totally at ease in.
Which made me wonder: I tend to describe my style as ‘comfortable’. But what does that really mean? Sweatpants are comfortable, but I’m not wearing them outside my home (ok I admit: sometimes I do when grocery shopping, but I promise I wear fancy ones ;)). Heels hurt my feet like hell, but I can still feel comfortable in them when I’m wearing them in the right setting. Just because I know they look awesome. So what defines whether a piece of clothing or an entire outfit is ‘comfortable’ or not? I think I’ve found my definition of comfy dressing: to wear something that doesn’t make me feel self-conscious all the time. This can either mean that I’m dressed for the occasion or that I don’t have to adjust my top all the time. This can mean I just absolutely LOVE all the items I’m wearing and they make me feel like I look awesome also, or this can mean an outfit that allows me to do my daily activities in without feeling my clothes.
Have you ever thought of this? How would you describe you own style?
Denim jacket – Monki / Tee – Maison Scotch / Jeans – Levi’s 501 CT / Kicks – Nike via Sarenza




