Travel Jeans Spark Debate Among Vogue Editors
The debate among Vogue editors centers on whether to wear jeans while traveling, with some arguing for their durability and versatility.
Travel jeans have become a contentious topic among fashion enthusiasts, sparking heated discussions among Vogue editors recently.
The debate began when a team meeting turned into an impassioned discussion about travel attire, with some members firmly opposed to denim while others passionately defended it.
A smaller group of editors stood firm in their support for denim, citing its durability and versatility as key benefits. Those opposed to the idea of wearing jeans on a plane, however, preferred more elevated options like athleisure wear or silk pants.
Despite the differing opinions, one editor made an interesting case for the travel skirt as an alternative to traditional jeans.
When it comes to traveling, functionality is just one aspect of choosing the right pants. Comfort and style also play a significant role in making your journey more enjoyable.
Vogue Shopping's fashion market director Maddy Fass shared an experience that highlights the importance of practicality while still looking polished. She recalls a delayed flight where her suitcase didn't make it on board, forcing her to wear what she had with her, jeans that proved to be both comfortable and versatile.
When selecting travel jeans, the rise and fit are crucial considerations. To avoid discomfort and potential health issues, it's best to opt for a low- or mid-rise style with a baggier silhouette. This allows for ease of movement while still looking put-together.
Vogue Shopping's market editor Minty Mellon also emphasizes the importance of avoiding athleisure wear, even on the road. She prefers jeans as a compromise between casual and dressy attire, suitable for unexpected detours or impromptu meals at nice restaurants.
Mother's Reifler style has become a staple in her wardrobe due to its comfort and versatility. The straight-leg design sits just above the hip, making it suitable for pairing with shorter boots. This particular pair is crafted from 100% cotton and comes in four wash options.
One of her go-to travel jeans brands also includes AYR's Secret Sauce. Despite being skeptical about stretchy denim, she makes an exception for this style, which incorporates a subtle yet useful 1% elastane blend. The addition of this material allows for ease of movement without compromising on the fabric's natural texture.
For traveling, she often reaches for her pair from Reformation. This mid-rise design is both snug at the hips and loose at the leg, providing a comfortable fit during long journeys. To complement its season-less appeal, she recommends choosing the "Good Mood wash option, which will seamlessly integrate with any vacation wardrobe.
Staud's denim has garnered attention in recent times, particularly for its slouchy silhouettes like the Gus style. Although still a relatively new brand, it has managed to refine its edit and focus on key designs that cater to travelers' needs.
The ultra-relaxed fit of these travel jeans makes them feel like loungewear pants, but with a more durable finish that can withstand multiple days on the road.
One of the standout features of this brand is its wide range of sizes and washes available. The size range spans from 23 to 34, making it an inclusive option for many travelers. Additionally, there are nine different wash options to choose from, ensuring that you can find a pair that suits your personal style.
For those who prefer not to wear blue jeans on their travels, this brand offers a versatile and classic cut in white. According to fashion experts, this look doesn't have to be high-maintenance, making it a great option for busy travelers.
These travel jeans are designed to be comfortable and polished, featuring a low rise, wide leg, and soft fabric that's perfect for long flights or days spent exploring new destinations.
The latest addition to her travel wardrobe is a pair of jeans that perfectly capture the essence of 90s style without looking dated. The low-rise fit and slightly faded wash are hallmarks of this design, making them suitable for both casual and dressy occasions.
These jeans feature rigid, non-stretch denim that provides a structured silhouette, while the mid-to-low waist offers a comfortable fit. To make them even looser, she sizes up, resulting in a straight leg that borders on slouchy.
The tapered design gives these jeans a distinct vintage feel, which is fitting given their 90s inspiration. This makes them an excellent choice for pairing with sneakers during travel and transitioning to ballerinas upon arrival at her destination.
She owns the Colorado wash with a raw hem but is considering adding the Pelican" style, which offers a more polished finish, to her collection. The variety of sizes available ensures that these jeans can fit different body types, from 22 to 34 inches in the waist.
When it comes to long-haul flights, comfort is key, and fashion doesn't have to take a backseat. A looser silhouette can look decidedly contemporary and stylish.
Levi's offers an impressive range of sizes and inseams to ensure a comfortable fit for any traveler. Their wide-leg style is particularly well-suited for flights due to its roomy design.
The best part? You can size up to make them even more spacious, making long-haul travel a breeze.
Facts based on reporting originally published by Vogue.
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