/fa/ - Fashion

>>11054396
Honestly, it's more a matter of "most blazers and vests people pair with jeans are a godawful match for jeans so blazers probably shouldn't be paired with jeans". Super formal blazers or lightweight blazers shouldn't be paired with jeans, because you wind up with a super formal top half but a completely casual bottom half and it's jarring to the eye (especially if you're trying to wear sneakers as well). More workwear-ish blazers (like what RRL does) in light colours generally go with jeans, as does tweed. You shouldn't be pairing a conservative black suit jacket from your interview suit or a navy pinstripe jacket with distressed jeans. It just looks BAD and it looks like you don't have any other pants to wear with it. Jeans distress in a completely different way than jackets.