When it comes to skinny jeans, we’ve sourced several denim pros to bring you the best options with high recommendations out there. From the skinny jeans our editors swear by to the style that our resident celebrity stylist guest editor lives in, we’re all about bulking up our denim collection. Today we’re adding to the list and sharing the pair that Victoria's Secret model Karlie Kloss wears on repeat: the J Brand Maria. We’ve spotted her wearing the pair in black, to and from the airport and styled in two completely different (but equally stylish) ways. Whether she pairs the flattering jeans with a white T-shirt, a moto jacket, or an oversize sweater, Kloss has certainly convinced us to add the model-approved denim style to our jean rotation. See how she styles the classic jeans and shop the celeb-worthy skinnies below.
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