Trend Report: Dress Jeans are Hot

Trendy. Stylish. Dress Jeans.

There was a time when men would refer to themselves as a “tee-shirt and jeans kind of guy”, to illustrate a level of simplicity and sense of low maintenance. Jeans, once upon a time, were considered a mode of dressing down. In essence, jeans were once seen as a way to tell the world, “I don’t really care about what I look like today”.

Those days are gone.

Today, jeans are hot. Dress jeans, in particular, are the centerpiece of a new age look that fuses simplicity with a modern touch of fashion which is acceptable in various settings and allows for a tremendous amount of versatility.

Dress jeans go great with sportcoats, to give the perfect ‘after hours’ look.

Combining dress jeans with a sportcoat portrays a tidy professional look along with a strong sense of being fashion forward.

To truly finish the desired look, you will want to invest in a nice pair of Monk Strap shoes.

Like dress jeans, Monk Strap shoes are the mere definition of ‘versatility’ and carry the same vintage elements of style, simplicity, and a positive reflection upon your overall fashion sense – as dress jeans.

Giorgenti Carries 34 Heritage Dress Jeans

These stylish (yet comfortable) jeans are a bit hit with our clients. They are high quality jeans; featuring great durability and a 5-way stretch that are as comfortable as sweat pants!

Call or text Janine Giorgenti at (646) 957-6916. Janine is an expert in putting together your perfect casual ensemble – with the right dress jeans, sportcoat, shoes, shirts, and accessories.

About the Author

Janine Giorgenti For over 25 years, Janine Giorgenti, renowned fashion designer and image consultant – has provided a long line of satisfied clients with unparalleled service and first class made-to-measure custom suits. Featured in the Wall Street Journal, Vogue Magazine, The New York Times, CNN, Fox News, CBS, and other top media outlets – Janine has established a clientele of some of New York’s most successful and discerning professionals – including such New York dignitaries as former New York Islanders legend Bobby Nystrom and chief economist Dr. Irwin Kellner.