Sentence examples for cigarette jeans from inspiring English sources

"Think black cigarette jeans and black blouse.

There's no doubt in Foslien's mind as to which pants would look best under the Lanvin dress above: J Brand's dead-simple stretch-cotton cigarette jeans ($180 at the Grocery Store).

The same people, presumably, who skulk behind the drapery at A.P.C. in SoHo, slithering into $300 cigarette jeans in a semipublic area where there is no place to set the clothes you just shed.

The line, which arrives in stores this month, is characterized by 1950's touches like cropped or cuffed cigarette jeans, close-fitting striped sweaters and jackets styled like trench coats in a candied palette of coral blue and green.

On the fifth floor of Bergdorf, around the corner from the brightly colored slacker sportswear from Marc by Marc Jacobs and across from the graphic and spangled tunics from Tory Burch, hang a few pairs of cigarette jeans in black and indigo, denim miniskirts with fabric-covered buttons, and chiffon tunics in black.

Her look, which she has cultivated since her late teens — wind-blown hair, unpainted lips holding a cigarette, jeans, trench coats, cowboy boots, half-buttoned men's-tailored shirts, tank tops, chunky scarves — typifies an artfully rumpled yuppie-hipster hybrid that has taken hold in France: the bourgeois-bohemian, or le bobo.

The problem is that its target audience young people, 18 to 30 can afford beer, toothpaste, cigarettes, jeans, CDs and MP3 players, but this demographic often doesn't have the money or credit for a new car.

Theo wears Frederich Gray hoodie, I Heard They Eat Cigarettes jeans.

Theo wears I Heard They Eat Cigarettes jeans.

Theo wears vintage cape from Shag and I Heard They Eat Cigarettes jeans.

Relaxing with a cigarette, wearing jeans, loafers and leisure jacket, President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela hardly looked like he had been to the edge of the political abyss and back.