How to wear Ripped Skinny Jeans to say goodbye to 2022

Before baggy pants or wide legged took over all the catwalks, ripped skinny jeans were the most sought after in stores and you probably had more than one in your closet. Today they return as a pretty chic trend to say goodbye to 2022.

If you intend to say goodbye to the year with ripped skinny jeans then you should know the most common mistakes you should avoid when wearing them and feel uncomfortable. This style guide will help you achieve a stunning appearance.

What are Ripped Skinny Jeans and why are they back in street style?

There is no doubt that during 2022 we saw new trends that made our heart accelerate at a crazy pace, trends from the 90s and 00s also returned that have not ceased to surprise us and that we will surely carry for a long time.

The trend that has given a refresh to our style are ripped skinny jeans, they are the basic garment that can help us achieve a perfect outfit in a matter of seconds. They go with everything: you can combine them with millions of accessories and they also go incredible with any occasion, whether for a formal event or something more casual.

The ripped skinny jeans were the sexiest and most essential garment during the 00s until 2010 defining a great decade of style and comfort, but as fashion is cyclical and never ends. A few weeks before saying goodbye to 2022 we have seen in the street style a revival of ripped skinny jeans combined with other incredible garments such as combat boots, oversize blazers and and even great pieces of jewelry like earrings and necklaces completing the celebrity look.

If you have a pair of skinny ripped skinny jeans forgotten in your closet or want to buy one because they are the trend of the moment. I'm here to help you match this iconic catwalk-worthy garment. So swipe down to learn everything you need to create the best looks.

Cool Ways to Wear Ripped Skinny Jeans

Ripped skinny jeans are tight pants that stick to the legs and have a small leg opening. They are also known as slim-fit pants and have been worn by it girls such as Kendall Jenner, Anne Hathaway and Cameron Diaz.

These ripped skinny jeans are completely attached to the lower leg. In the case of some skinny jeans models, the pants must have a closure to be able to let the foot pass, and adjust back to the leg. Although they read as if they were impossible to use, the reality is that you can combine them with any garment, shoes and accessories. as they are timeless and chic. Learn how you can create unique and heart attack combinations.

Ripped skinny jeans with combat boots: This combination is modern and will make you look fashionable, it is one of the most sought after styles to end 2022. You can pair the seamless bottom combo with a chunky knit and oversized jacket and you’re good to go.

Ripped skinny jeans with high boots: Pairing your skinny jeans with your knee-high lug sole boots is a prime example of combining old trends with new ones.This combination is excellent for winter and you will look like a fashionista.

Ripped skinny jeans with sweaters: A combination that never fails is to wear these jeans with sweaters, you can use them on any fabric such as cashmere, alpaca and cotton. My favorite look is with striped sweaters and oversize, it's a classic.

Ripped skinny jeans with trench coat: Ideal for rain or cold a trench coat will always elevate your outfit and make you look elegant, when combined with these ripped skinny jeans you will feel like a true diva.

What is your favorite style to wear ripped skinny jeans this season?

Avoid these style mistakes wearing Ripped Skinny Jeans

The ripped skinny jeans can create the best looks but also if we do not combine them with the right clothes they can be a fatal mistake and will make us feel uncomfortable instead of looking incredible. Know the three mistakes you should avoid when putting on ripped skinny jeans.

Mistake to wear a smaller size: It doesn't matter if you're petite or curvy.And how do you know if it's your right size of ripped skinny jeans? You have to make sure that at the waist they do not squeeze you too much and that they fit your legs without cutting off circulation.

Mistake to wear tops too tight: The ripped skinny jeans go perfect with coats or jackets a little looser. If you wear a total look with very tight garments, you will lose attention in ripped skinny jeans and you will feel very uncomfortable.I recommend you wear oversize t-shirts.

Mistake to put inside the ripped skinny jeans boots or ankle boots: The ripped skinny jeans look amazing with boots and ankle boots, but make sure they are not too tight, as your look will be unbalanced.

How to wear Ripped Skinny Jeans to say goodbye to 2022

If you want to say goodbye to 2022 in a fashionista way, I recommend you wear ripped skinny jeans.By wearing them you will make any basic garment look like a true work of art.

Today I bring you two ideas of outfits that you can create with these jeans that are so versatile and cool.

Baby pink: The Barbiecore trend will continue to be used over the next year and you can use different shades of pink from pastel pink to baby pink. To highlight ripped skinny jeans in street style, you can wear a blouse and blazer to achieve a casual look.

I recommend you wear the Clara blouse by Concepción Miranda with the Sea Bloom blazer by Daniella Batlle. In addition, you can wear very high heels like the Rose Garden by Galeanna and add small accessories such as a bag or a bracelet. Use the bag Valeria Nude Top Handle by Eva Innocenti and the Bicolor bracelet by Iconique.

Formal in black:  Add a formal touch to your ripped skinny jeans outfit by wearing a black leather blazer, like the Saint Blazer by Lésem. To be in trend, black mules will always save the day and elevate any look, wear the Teresa Black by Alta.

To finish looking like a rock star, wear the black blouse Semi sheer sleeve by Nabel Martins blouse along with Nicoya by Geo Designs earrings.

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By Melissa Zanini