Summer and denim shorts…they just go together. Keep reading to find out How to Wear Denim Shorts in your late 20s/early 30s.
I finally found the perfect summer outfit with Paige denim shorts. Even though my wardrobe focuses on work outfits this is a classic summer piece. I already own Paige denim jeans and finally ventured into their short department. In general, I find it challenging to find appropriate length shorts on the market. As a late-20 something female, I want shorts that are still age-appropriate and stylish.
I picked up these Paige Jimmy Jimmy denim shorts at Nordstrom in a size 24. What makes them age-appropriate, stylish and classic for long-term wear?
7 Characteristics to wearing denim shorts in late 20s / early 30s
- Length
- Length: Inseam of ~5 inches…my measurements are ~10 inches from waistband to cuff length in front (front rise) & ~11 inches in back (back rise)
- Details
- Cuff feature: elevates a pair of denim shorts to the next level
- Color
- Medium wash: classic color to stay in style long-term
- Care
- Denim does not wrinkle: this allows for easy clothing care (no iron, no steaming!)
- Comfort
- Fabric: look for >50% cotton content (these have 75% cotton)
- Pockets
- Use-able pockets: fake pockets are the worst!
- Bonus
- Belt loops: bring an outfit together with this accessory feature!
Paige Jimmy Jimmy Shorts size 24; M. Gemi Attorno Sandals Spice size 35.5; Tory Burch Robinson Chain Wallet Patent Blush Pink; Tory Burch Reversible Belt 1.5 inch; Banana Republic Black Sleeveless Blouse (old); Marc Jacobs Aviator sunglasses
A great option to purchase Paige Denim at a discount is the Paige website, offering new email subscribers 15% off their first purchase.
See “Shop My Looks” tab for more ways I have styled these versatile Paige denim shorts!
What are your favorite denim short brands? As always, thank you for reading. I hope you find my blog posts helpful. I love hearing from you so please reach out with comments or suggestions.
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