Slouchy, low-slung, straight-leg silhouettes are usually called "dad jeans," while loose, tapered silhouettes embody more of that "mom jean" vibe (this style ... comes to your baggy ripped jeans.

If you've never gone with a pair of denim that has rips, tears, whiskering, or even a frayed edge, it's easier than you might think to incorporate it into your ... style them, read on. Ripped ...

But unless you're cool with pre-worn-in denim, which is to be honest rarely done well (see A.P.C. or 2015 BNMDA-ers NSF), your rate of success at wearing-in your jeans is dangerously close to your ...

Step 5 (optional): Keep distressing. If you're happy with your ripped jeans, you're good to go! But if you want more of that worn-in look, you can also use sandpaper, a box grater, a bobby pin ...