The style prescribers have passed judgment on the set that will be seen the most in street style this fall: the white shirt and jeans. A set so basic, but at the same time sophisticated and infallible, that Pierpaolo Piccioli, Valentino’s creative director, went up the catwalk in July and that celebrities such as Katie Holmes or Vicky Martín Berrocal have already worn.
The latest to join this trend has been Jennifer Lopez, who has already returned to Los Angeles after spending a few days on vacation in Italy. The artist has been seen with her two twin children of hers, Max and Emme, during an informal walk, with ice cream included, through Beverly Hills.
The protagonist of Planes de Boda has chosen this set of shirt and jeans for the occasion, although in a much more controversial way that not everyone likes. JLo has wanted to make her own version of the autumnal uniform by recovering the most eccentric jeans: the ripped jeans.
Lopez has shown her more casual side with high-waisted pants and cuts along the thigh and knees. A transgressive piece that also has a frayed hem that just adds a more informal touch. Jennifer accompanies the design with a flowing satin shirt, pointed-toe heeled ankle boots and an animal print bag from Hermès.
As for her beauty look, she collects her hair in a high ponytail and leaves her bangs open to give prominence to her brown sunglasses. In addition, she wears silver earrings and makeup in nude tones.
Jennifer is a big fan of ripped jeans. The last time she took them was in the Hamptons, a few days before traveling to Capri. There she was seen next to Ben Affleck with an informal outfit, again with wide-legged jeans with tears at the knees that she wore with a basic short-sleeved shirt and a messy bow.
Torn jeans were in fashion a few years ago and in 2022 they began to return to street style, although with criticism from those girls who do not look favorably on these cuts that detract from the style’s elegance. To try to balance the look when betting on these jeans, it is recommended to accompany them with clothes that instantly add an elegant touch, such as a blazer or a trench coat, two pieces that are a good wardrobe staple.
