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domingo, 26 de septiembre de 2010

Men's Jeans: The Best Under $50 by Farah Averill (10)

Topman JeansModel: Black Straight

Adding a pair of
men's jeans to your wardrobe in a color other than blue can help expand your wardrobe without sacrificing your comfort level. If gray seems too out there for you, try black instead. These straight leg Topman jeans, for instance, can sub in for black trousers in a variety of smart-casual looks. Of course, they can also be worn casually with hoodies, combat boots and the like. In fact, they're incredibly versatile, which is why we've included them on our list, though they're a little pricier than our other options, ringing in at exactly $50.
Price:
$50
Where to buy:
Topman.com

sábado, 25 de septiembre de 2010

Men's Jeans: The Best Under $50 by Farah Averill (9)

Shaun White Jeans

Model: Gray

Don't fall into a style rut by wearing the same pair of blue jeans day after day. Shake things up by adding jeans in another color, like gray. These are a great pick for a few reasons. First, they're basic enough to go with almost everything, just like your favorite blues. Second, they follow the golden rule of buying a good pair of slim jeans as they have a slim fit without being skin tight. Finally, they're so affordable that it won't matter if your trial run with colored jeans only lasts two months before you decide they're not for you.

Price: $22.49

Where to buy:
Target.com

viernes, 24 de septiembre de 2010

Men's Jeans: The Best Under $50 by Farah Averill (8)


Levi's Jeans

Model: Skinny 511 In Rigid Dragon

Hold up. Before you freak out and say: "But, AskMen, I thought you said not to wear skinny jeans," we'd like to point out that, yes, we did. However, Levi's Skinny 511 model's name is a bit misleading. They actually fit more like a straight-fit (especially when worn a few times). These jeans skim the body without adhering to it like a second skin. They also feature wider belt loops, making them ideal for pairing with chunky, rocker-style belts.

Price: $44
Where to buy: Levis.com

miércoles, 22 de septiembre de 2010

Men's Jeans: The Best Under $50 by Farah Averill (7)

Nautica Jeans

Model: Anchor Straight Fit

An ultra dark rinse, straight-leg jean is a go-to every well-dressed man must have in his closet. In fact, if you're going to splurge on jeans, the best place to invest is in a pair that meets the above description. With Nautica's model, however, you get all the style of top-quality denim accompanied by a jaw-dropping price tag. The clear choice for a work-appropriate outfit is to team these men's jeans with a crisp button-down and a blazer. In your downtime, however, try them with pieces that fit in with Fall 2010's skiwear trend, such as a heavy-knit sweater or a puffer jacket.

Price: $29.99
Where to buy: Macys.com

domingo, 19 de septiembre de 2010

Men's Jeans: The Best Under $50 by Farah Averill (6)


Uniqlo Jeans
Model: Relaxed Fit Straight

Men with larger body types often find it difficult to track down cool-looking jeans in their size. Unfortunately, when you're a little larger than average, you're often left with affordable but ill-fitting options. This pair from Uniqlo, however, packs a lot of punch in the style sector but has a forgiving cut, making them perfect for fashion-conscious guys carrying a few extra pounds.

Price: $39.90
Where to buy: Uniqlo stores

martes, 14 de septiembre de 2010

Men's Jeans: The Best Under $50 by Farah Averill (5)


American Rag Jeans
Model: Rotary Wash

If you're on the hunt for a pair of men's jeans under $50 that will be the first thing you throw on in the morning (and that you'll live in on the weekend), look no further than American Rag's model. With its low rise and whiskering on the thighs, these have a broken-in-to-perfection feel.

Price: $14.99
Where to buy: Macys.com

lunes, 13 de septiembre de 2010

Men's Jeans: The Best Under $50 by Farah Averill (4)

Converse One Star Jeans
Model: King Wash

With the English punk scene (past and present) exerting a huge influence on fall fashion 2010, expect to see plenty of ripped, distressed denim hitting stores near you this season. To try out this trend without breaking the bank, grab a pair of Converse One Star's washed-out, broken-in straight leg jeans. Team them with combat boots, a sharp trench coat and a tartan scarf.

Tip: Want to take this look to the next level? Rip them even more to further the effect.

Price: $34.99
Where to buy: Target.com

domingo, 12 de septiembre de 2010

Men's Jeans: The Best Under $50 by Farah Averill (3)


Tommy Hilfiger Jeans
Model: Albany Classic Straight Fit

Creatures of comfort who work 9-to-5, take note of Tommy Hilfiger's straight fit jeans. A dark rinse coupled with a slightly roomier fit than is typical of straight leg jeans makes these acceptable for the office yet comfortable at the same time. To maintain a relaxed but pulled-together look throughout your outfit, combine these men's jeans with a button-down or a T-shirt layered under a cardigan, and then slip on some leather loafers.

Price: $39.98
Where to buy: Macys.com

sábado, 11 de septiembre de 2010

Men's Jeans: The Best Under $50 by Farah Averill (2)


If you think about it, however, you'll quickly realize that unless you're a denim connoisseur, it can often be difficult to distinguish between designer denim and less costly models. To show you how to achieve enviable style on a shoestring budget, we've rounded up the best men's jeans under $50, most of which are priced well under this mark.

viernes, 10 de septiembre de 2010

Men's Jeans: The Best Under $50 by Farah Averill (1)


Ever since Americans started wearing jeans around the clock and the denim market exploded with high-end offerings, it seems as though we've forgotten that buying the perfect pair of men's jeans can be found in all price ranges. What's more, you may even be so used to forking out hundreds on jeans that you're not aware that you can actually save money in this area (seriously).