Denim Jacket - For Any Occasion

Denim jacket, also known as jean jacket, is pretty much a staple of any man's wardrobe and knowing how to wear a denim jacket for any occasion is very important.

The likes of France, Italy, and Genoa have all fought over form which country the denim fabric originated. There are even paintings from Italy in the mid1600s that depicted denim jeans, skirts, and jackets that don't look too dissimilar to the ones that we are so crazy about today. We always knew the Italians were light years ahead when it came to fashion!

In the 21st Century, the denim jacket can be seen at every fashion week and worn by some of the most stylish men on the planet. It can be done wrong, though; so it's important to know how a denim jacket should be worn. It has to be worn the proper way.

I suppose it's best if we speak about the jackets themselves. When you're picking out a denim jacket you must remember that the fit is key, as with anything! Buy one too small and you'll end up looking like an over-grown child - buy one too big and you might be in hipster territory.

Color is another important factor, you can stick with a classic option or you can go a little bit different and pick out a white version. This just gives your outfit a different look without being too out there and in-your-face. Denim on Denim When you saw Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake rock their light blue wash denim his-and-hers look at the 2001 American Music Awards, you didn't think that was stylish, did you? Some 15 years down the line and you might as well consider denim on denim. There's a reason why.

Denim on denim works if you make sure the washes of each item are at least two shades different from each other. If you want to experiment with colored denim, go ahead! For example, you could opt to wear slim grey jeans with a short sleeve light blue denim shirt. Rest assured, you'll look spot on.

We're used to seeing denim, which is great, but sometimes you need something to make your outfit stand out. This is where a bright colored shoe can come into play perfectly. Think along the lines of a blue hi-top trainer from Converse or even a classic red plimsoll from Vans. Adding a little shock