I can’t help but get excited as I write this particular post because the topic being discussed is something I am extremely passionate about lately! Yes guys and gals I’m talkin about skinny leather pants. I am absolutely OBSESSED with leather skinnies and the more I wear them the more I realize I can no longer be without them… EVER. Their easiness, versatility, and comfort makes them such an edgy and chic alternative to typical blue and black skinny jeans (not to mention they make almost everyone’s legs look incredible!).  A ton of my favorite designers including Rag & Bone, Vince, Current Elliot, and Theyskens Theory have been spinning out their own versions of the trend for a couple of seasons now and I have to say I think this “trend” is on its way to becoming  cult classic.

For other gorgeous leather styles like THIS one check out Rent The Runway!

This model off duty proves that all you need is a blazer and a t-shirt to look edgy-chic.

model off duty

If you all haven’t noticed, I’ve featured oxblood in multiple posts. I’ve been loving this color as an alternative to black this season. These Work Custom pants are amazing and I dream of owning them. They are expensive, so this much cheaper version by CJ Cookie Johnson is a more economical alternative.

Cookie Jonson pants, Work Custom leggings

A great pair classic black leather leggings should be a staple in every girl (and guy’s) closet. They are so chic and make any old t-shirt look like a million bucks! These Vince leggings are buttery soft and look like heaven. Unfortunately, they do carry a 4-digit price tag. These faux leather leggings by Blank Denim are a fraction of the cost and just as fabulous.

 

Blank leggings, Vince leggings

These two pairs are a little edgier than the previous versions, but they’re too good not to be featured in this post! The color block of these Rag & Bone’s is unreal and I’m loving the slouchy sweat pant effect of these Neiman Marcus Pants. Leather sweatpants? Give them to me now!

Neiman Marcus leather sweats, Rag & Bone bicolor pants

By Emilie Wach

 


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