From the new issue of GQ Style, out now Ripped jeans used to be reserved for guys with Gibsons, cigarettes, and Sex Pistols jackets. Now they're so widely available in authentic-looking washes with one-of-a-kind tears and frays that anyone who's ever sung karaoke or played air guitar can pull off the full Sid Vicious thing. How did destroyed jeans shed their hair-band baggage and wind up on Paris's fanciest runways? Find out in GQ Style, out now on newsstands—order your copy here.
From the new issue of GQ Style, out now Ripped jeans used to be reserved for guys with Gibsons, cigarettes, and Sex Pistols jackets. Now they're so widely available in authentic-looking washes with one-of-a-kind tears and frays that anyone who's ever sung karaoke or played air guitar can pull off the full Sid Vicious thing. How did destroyed jeans shed their hair-band baggage and wind up on Paris's fanciest runways? Find out in GQ Style, out now on newsstands—order your copy here.
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