Jeans is very masculine in nature. There is the rough, torn-out and edgy look to the bottoms. Says Gayatri Khanna, "Men will gladly flaunt this trend in style; guys love to wear torn stuff or show skin." Digvijay Singh, is a bit more cautious - he is of the opinion that men should not be wearing ripped jeans to show skin, especially not the knees or the thighs, as they could be hairy. He says, "If a girl shows her thighs or knees, it's appealing. But with the guys, ripped jeans need to be more stylish, have an interesting patch or print underneath. Also, it is very important as to where are the jeans are ripped from. The ankles, pockets and hemline are a smart choice."
Swapnil Shinde is of the point of view that ripped jeans are causal and funky wear. "Team up ripped jeans with a basic t-shirt, preferably something in a solid colour. If you want to jazz it up a bit, then do so with an interesting belt - the perfect way to make heads turn."Men spend a large sum of money on jeans, and of course jeans make guys look like stylish, trendy and lively. Skinny, boot cut, designer or simply supermarket own, jeans have clearly got the fashion market sown up, as they continue to enjoy unbridled sales success. Latest research from 'Mintel' shows that, a staggering three pairs of jeans will be sold every second of every day in Britain alone. Jeans have clearly come a long way since their work-wear roots and are now a well established wardrobe staple. You can dress them up or dress them down. You can buy them with embellishments, or stick with the traditional five-pocket indigo variety. There are varieties of jeans available on shops. But knowing the latest trends will help you to own the up-to-date styles and designs.