In the ’80s, people turned to cigarette pants to make their legs look longer. The slightly tapered detail at the bottom created a different silhouette—one that allowed you to pair them with sneakers or flats interchangeably. Nowadays, there’s no cut that can’t be worn with sneakers, so to update—and elevate—the look , we suggest low-heeled pumps for a sophisticated look with boho blouses , while still maintaining the comfort of years past.
Cuffed jeans with Mary Jane heels
Cuffed jeans by Herrlicher Jeans.
Cortesía de Farfetch.
Mary Jane heels by Manolo Blahnik.
Cortesía de Farfetch.
Back in the era that gave us artists like Michael Jackson, Prince, and Madonna, standing out was one of the most important things; that’s what made outlandish prints and bold colors the sensation of the moment. Though the boldest fashion statements weren’t always the ones that triumphed. Sometimes, it was something more understated, like cuffed jeans. This style is perfect if you want to show off your shoes, so it’s worth pairing them with Mary Jane heels.
Balloon jeans
Balloon jeans by Maje.
Cortesía de Farfetch.
Platform heels by Lili Curia.
Cortesía de Farfetch.
