indigo spring with AG.

Jeans. Top. c/o AG. Similar Striped Top. Similar Jacket. Wedges. Bag. Sunglasses. Necklace. Ring.

You all know that I’m  big denim person.  I’ve always love wearing jeans, and being a mom has only perpetuated that love, plus aren’t boyfriend jeans a mother’s best friend?  It’s like, “hey, I’m wearing these super chic on trend jeans, because I’m so hip and stylish,obviously.”  And really you’re thinking “these jeans are more comfortable than pajamas and so functional.”  If jeans are my love language, I swear distressed boyfriends are a dozen roses.

Although my love for denim runs deep, it was only in the last couple years when I really started investing in good denim.

Before that, I had your typical 50 pairs of jeans in my closet and none of them were very good scenario.  Then I really starting thinking and getting smart about cost-per-wear.  I swear every woman should carry a little card with her that says CPW, while she’s shopping, we’d all make such better wardrobe choices.  I started thinking about how much I was actually spending on denim, and how I wasn’t really saving myself any money by avoiding more expensive brands that fit well and will last for years in favor of buying 15 pairs of mediocre jeans, none of which really looked right on me and fall apart after a month.  Now I am much more of the “quality over quantity mindset,” and I’d rather have 4 pairs of jeans I adore and wear constantly, than a closet filled with sub-par denim.  This is what I’ve told the ladies I’ve taught in my styling classes time and again.  The cost of one good pair of $150 jeans is still less than 4 pairs of mediocre $40 ones. So invest in the right jeans, and then wear the heck out of them.

One of my favorite brands of denim that I’ve really come to love over the last year is AG jeans.  I loooooove their skinny jeans (I have 2 pairs) because the fit is so good, they’re super comfortable to wear, and the denim doesn’t stretch out throughout the day.  So when the brand contacted me about highlighting their spring line, I knew I wanted to give their boyfriend jeans a shot.  They did not disappoint.  Super comfy, really high quality denim, perfect distressing, and not too high on the rise.  I’m kind of loving this baggier boyfriend jean trend this year, and I think these will be so cute with sneakers and slide on mules as the weather continues to get warmer.  I also chose this pretty sleeveless wrap top from their indigo line.  I’ve always been obsessed with indigo (blue is my signature color) and I love this top because it’s so soft, and drapes really nice.  I’ve loved this new trend of pairing sleeveless short vests with a more structured button up shirt over the last few months and it was fun to try it with this wrap top.  I’ll definitely be mixing it with some other fun pieces in my closet in the future.

So what’s your favorite piece of clothing to invest in?

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7 Comments

  1. Marta wrote:

    Those jeans are gorgeous! I’d love to try boyfriend jeans, they look good on everyone but I always think they’re not gonna look good on me.

    Posted 3.16.17 Reply
    • cori wrote:

      try them! they’re awesome! But don’t be afraid to try several different pairs until you find the right one. I always have to shop around to find the fit I’m looking for.

      Posted 3.16.17 Reply
  2. Those indigo pants are perfect, love how you styled them!

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  3. Kara wrote:

    I have always wanted to try AG jeans but I’m so nervous about the price tag. Can you tell about the sizing? Are they true to size? Thanks for any information

    Posted 3.16.17 Reply
    • cori wrote:

      Hi Kara, I totally get that. Definitely purchase at a place with easy returns, and don’t be afraid to try more than one pair, some cuts fit better than others. I find them to be pretty much TTS. I usually wear a 24-25 and I’m a 25 in AG. Also, I have to hem all my pants unless they are boyfriend jeans and I’m going to roll them like this. I either do it myself (I’m pretty good at hemming jeans by now) or just figure $20 alterations fee as part of the cost. Nordstrom will hem for free if you buy your jeans in house. hope this helps!

      Posted 3.16.17 Reply
  4. Aubrey Hansen wrote:

    Hey Cori, I am definitely in the ” have typical 50 pairs of jeans in my closet and none of them are very good scenario.” I’ve been wanting to invest in a great pair of jeans, but I don’t know where to start. First problem…I need a MUCH larger size, and second, I am VERY curvy in the hips and behind. Any suggestions of where to look? Any help would be awesome, thanks!

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  5. Don H. wrote:

    Hi Cori
    Very nice blog! Great photography and love all you outdoor landscapes you use, very nice. You have a great style as well
    Thank you for sharing!

    Posted 3.16.17 Reply