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AUDREY'S STYLE: Denim Surprise

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Hello lovelies!
As much as I'm a huge fun of denim, there are some denim trends that I find difficult to embrace. Case in point, boyfriend jeans. I love them on other people but on myself I was skeptical. That was until I tried on this pair of distressed boyfriend jeans. I was in love. Add this embellished t-shirt with the cut-out back and I was the happiest girl. I completed the look with a pair of pink loafers (last worn here) and a burgundy handbag.
I wore this some time last week while running a few errands. Elly was left at home and although I suffered from a little separation anxiety, I managed to do my things without constantly calling to find out if she was OK. 
Outfit Details:
Jeans: acquired from my sister
T-shirt: acquired from my sister
Loafers: Bus-Station
Handbag: Kangemi

Another clothing item i'm in love with? This t-shirt! Check out the back!! I'm so excited to try out cut-outs (although they have been trending for a while now). I'm especially curious about cut-outs on the back! 



Would you wear boyfriend jeans? How would you style them? Do share in the comments below, on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter.

Have a fantastic weekend. Thank you for stopping by!

xo

Audrey


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