Effortless, but make it Intentional
“The more you learn and think you know; the more you realise you don’t know and have to learn.”
Something feels different in me. I don’t know if it’s the season I am in, but I feel free for the first time in a while. Freedom is difficult to describe because it’s beyond a feeling or a physical change. Freedom to me looks like wholeness, finding my God-fidence, and fostering an intentional mindset. Freedom to me means navigating life and relationships from a healed perspective. It means that I smile quicker than I cry. It means that I resist the empty promises of isolation and the deception of independence, but embrace surrender while boldly proclaim my victory. It means I walk boldly in my God-given identity, and not my circumstance-driven definition of self. So welcome, and join me.
I never thought in a million years I would catch myself in “mom jeans”; much less jeans with a flair bottom, however, on this day, something about these jeans from Zara was a vibe. Y’all remember when these were the rave maybe ~10-15 years ago? I never really got into the trend back then, but this time around, I’ve found myself really loving the fit! I am very aware that this look has been done with multiple different takes. I originally played with the idea of adding a corset top over it (which could still work); however, in the end, I decided to keep it effortless but intentional. These jeans could also be styled with a bodysuit and sports jacket on top (the baggier the better). There’s also an option to dress it down with flats or sneakers vs heels. I originally tried it with pointed heels to give it more of a structured vibe, however, I like the slight messiness of the open-toe heels (plus they were more comfortable). Add a couple of accessories and a messy bun, and you are golden!
What are your thoughts on this fit? Are you vibing mom jeans right now? Let me know your thoughts below!
Until next time,
outfit details
Jeans: Zara
Top: Zara
shoes: naughty monkey
bag: Unknown
