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If I had to live in one era it would probably be the 1970s. Or the 1920s, but I had to pick one and the other goes best with my post today, so 70s it is. There is something about these wide leg jeans that make me feel carefree and bohemian. Although I’ll never give up skinny jeans (and I mean never: I will wear them till I die even if I am the only 90 year old wearing them. I’ll be a hot 90 year old.) they are a nice break from the norm.
Speaking of a break from the norm, we are off on a road trip to visit the in-laws. And lucky for B, I just downloaded all of my favorite songs from high school. At least one of us will be having a good time.
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I love the colors 🙂 The wide leg jeans definitely work for you…I feel like I can't really pull them off.
Have a great trip!x
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I love this style so muchhhhh!
I love this style so much!!!!
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Those wide leg jeans look great with the relaxed, bohemian vibe you described. I enjoyed your honest take on never giving up skinny jeans while still enjoying a seventies-style break from the norm, and I hope the road trip playlist was a hit!
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If I had to pick a decade to live in, the 1970s would be high on my list too, mostly for the clothes. Those wide-leg jeans do have a carefree, slightly bohemian feel that skinny jeans never quite match, even if, like you, I am not ready to give the slimmer pair up completely. The road trip playlist of high-school favorites is a nice detail; a long drive is exactly when those songs come back at full volume. I hope the visit to the in-laws left room for a little of that 70s ease as well.