Because fall is a great time to pull out your jeans and try out new looks, fashion queen Sarah Jessica Parker gives us a lesson in the streets of New York.
From the height of her throne as an icon of New York style, Sarah Jessica Parker likes to take an interest in a variety of pieces. She plays with the times, with trends and sometimes forgotten clothes. This is how we can see her leaving her apartment in Greenwich Village wearing a sublime Zac Posen gala dress or striking a pose in front of the Metropolitan Museum in jeans and casual mules. And it's also another type of denim that our main style teacher pulled out of the closet to give us a little thoughtful lesson. The eternal Carrie Bradshaw of "Sex & The City" wandered the streets of the Big Apple with a rather very casual outfit, which we are not necessarily used to. The actress succumbed to boyfriend jeans, wide legs, but cut at mid-calf. Yes, it's a piece that can be debated, but SJP - for those close to it - managed to pull it off with a gray knit t-shirt, a vintage biker jacket and a pair of two-tone brogues from its own brand. To accessorize it all, the beauty chose a bright pink shoulder bag. The originality of the look? Sarah Jessica Parker rolled up one leg and not the other. We are conquered!
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What do you wear your boyfriend shorts with?
If it may seem like a bit of an unusual piece, the boyfriend cropped pants are actually not rocket science. Everything will be played on the proportions. Looking in a mirror will be essential: if we find that the jeans widen us a bit at the bottom, then we opt for tighter pieces at the top. But beware, it is also completely possible to play the whole oversize card. With these jeans, you can choose a wide camel knit that you will associate with a pair of brown boots and a matching wool coat. Again, the key in fashion is owning your look.
