Should Coloured Jeans Remain in the 80s?

While I rather keep old posts intact so you can see the evolution in your work, it seems like it’s a big no no when it comes to ranking and ensuring your content is top notch. If there was a way to un-include some pages off my blog just so they can remain with no SEO, basic writing with terrible photos, I would. But since that will only penalize me, and seeing that my biggest goal in blogging is OBVIOUSLY, like everyone else, to get people to read it, I’m just going to have to bite the bullet and do it.

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A Blast From the Past

This is a long term project that may take the remainder of my blogging career to complete seeing that I’Ve been blogging since 2007. But I’m determined to do it. However, to keep the authenticity of the blog, whatever was original content, will be highlighted in a different colour. I will try to keep the sentences untouched and just add new separate content wherever I can.

Hopefully you like the reworked version, with amped up photos, and SEO friendly text.

Original Title

The original title of this was “Coloured jeans.” It’s now been changed to “Should Coloured Jeans Remain in the 80s?”

Of course this topic is not so relevant today, but in 2007, it was a new trend that had resurrected from the Madonna-era, just like many other trends before and after it.

Coloured Jeans, Are They For You?

Jeans are going colourful, they are appearing in reds, teals yellow. Your look will be cutting-edge and gorgeous.

One thing to keep in mind is that jeans must fit well. Try to go a little looser up top. Try to stick with neutrals, greys or whites up top. If you’re like me and like to cover the behind, no worries, mid thigh high tops are all over the shops.

Don’t over-accessorize, Chanel said it best: take one thing off before you leave the house. The jeans are already your main accessory, therefore you need not to take the attention off of them. Add a shiny bangle or a long necklace with some flats but nothing more and you’re ready to go

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