#Jeans with Patterns

[zash1]

Stylish Jeans with Patterns for a Fashionable Wardrobe | Trendy Denim – Zashjeans

Elevate your denim collection with Zashjeans' stylish jeans featuring eye-catching patterns. Our trendy patterned jeans are a fashion-forward fusion of classic denim silhouettes and bold, contemporary designs. From sleek skinny fits adorned with intricate embroidery to relaxed boyfriend styles emblazoned with vibrant prints, our patterned jeans offer a versatile range of styles to cater to every fashion sensibility. Whether you're seeking a statement piece to elevate your night-out ensembles or a chic addition to your everyday wardrobe, these patterned jeans are sure to turn heads. Crafted from premium denim with expert tailoring, they provide unparalleled comfort without sacrificing style. Embrace the allure of Zashjeans' stylish jeans with patterns and let your personal style shine through. Indulge in our trendy denim and curate a fashionable wardrobe that exudes individuality and fearless self-expression.

[king-magppi]

🪄🃏WAIT WAIT one last thing before I go to bed... Comfort ship doodle...🎠🧸

[wtfforged]

attempted to scribble down a nami redesign

[humlase]

Sad little eyes in action.

[neaiswriting]

Me, underestimating the effort I will put into everything: "This is going to be an easy chill project"

I love how this turned out but I am also so very sick of this kind of stitch. But that's probably true for anything that you repeat for what feels like a thousand times. Thanks to the amazing @zoeslittleblog for taking the pictures.

The star/ray stitch (whatever you call it) that is used the most here is from this tutorial. The koi is a DMC template and everything else, like the two pink flowers, is my own design. Everything here is made with multicolored thread, which makes for some nice effects. I especially love the one used for the koi fish, it was so much fun.

[lucy-verse]

God bless you for keeping us Valvert shippers well fed ✨

[bigcitymac]

it's actually crazy how u can tell they were leaning in close pouring over that magazine together and then someone whipped out a camera and they immediately separated and got all pissy about it.

[packs-pngs]

Apple pngs

[bogkeep]

fashion trends come and go but dressing like a clown is timeless

[reddamselette]

"What is your problem?" Jean asks and Jeremy stops pacing.

His problem isn't something that can be so easily fixed. It isn't a math equation or the annoying loose thread in a shirt that he could just cut or rip out without a second thought.

In truth, this problem extends much more to just that. It's written in Jeremy's DNA to want something so bad, it's tearing him apart.

He looks away but Jean doesn't allow him to and it's ironic in the way that Jean takes his chin between his finger and thumb to force their eyes to meet. "Look at me," Jeremy whispers.

"You idiot. I am looking at you," Jean says and his hand drops to his side. The warmth that disappears is enough to send a shudder down Jeremy's spine.

"Not the way I want you to."

[toyastales]

Blumarine Fall 2025

[flats-fan]

[soundleer]

Does Jevin have any casual attire?

ooh yea i can say he does for sure as i have drawn him in his casual attire before

usually he either goes out in his comfort fit (him just wearing his hoodie and sweats) or something a little more styled like this hyee

emo ahh blueberry 💙⛓✨

[aworldofpattern]

Team Haiti's opening ceremony uniforms for the 2024 Olympics, designed by Haitian-Italian designer Stella Jean.

The trousers and skirts are printed with 'Passage', an artwork by Haitian artist Philipe Dodard.

'...Stella Jean says she created uniforms on a humble budget for Team Haiti, one of the smallest delegations in the Olympics with just seven athletes...

...The look takes its white, red, and blue hues from the Haitian flag, with the men’s uniform consisting of a light blue jacket, an adaptation of the guayabera shirt worn by men in the Caribbean, vibrant trousers channeling Naïve folk art, and a Fular scarf. The women’s look features a skirt in the same material, paired with a light blue shirt and structured jacket with a cinched waist. Philippe Dodard, an acclaimed Haitian painter, designed the fabric for the trousers and skirt. 

Wearing these uniforms at the Paris Olympics takes on an even deeper meaning for Haiti, once known as Saint-Domingue, a French colony that fought for its independence during the Haitian Revolution, the first successful resistance movement led by enslaved people against the French colonial regime from 1971 to 1804. “It’s hugely symbolic,” says Jean, who is Haitian-Italian, adding that she merged Haitian fabrics and motifs with Western silhouettes as “a tool of counter colonization.”

Jean ran into some issues as she worked to create her designs. Export embargoes in Haiti made sourcing chambray, a cotton-like material, for the women’s shirt difficult. “I used one of my dresses that my grandmother gave to me, because we were not able to source it otherwise. I hope she will forgive me because she's not here anymore,” Jean says, joking that her design unintentionally became more sustainable.

Throughout the process, she recognized the rare opportunity to present the world with a positive news story about Haiti, as the country struggles with a recent history of political violence, coups, and the deadly 2020 earthquake. Ongoing violence at the hands of armed gangs has displaced approximately 580,000 people, per U.N. figures.  

“Haiti has no materials now. We have nothing to sell to the world. Our strength right now is this intangible richness [from] our deep culture,” Jean says. “We are here, we are joyful, and we will be back on our own two feet again.”...' Time Magazine

[cutiepieautistic]

Shelly Duvall,fashion icon stimboard

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