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Social media users have got their hands on a DIY hack to turn jeans into maxi skirts and we are loving it; take a cue.

Denim skirts are trending; fashion lovers turn jeans into maxi skirt, here's how

Social media users have got their hands on a DIY hack to turn jeans into maxi skirts and we are loving it; take a cue.

Denim maxi skirts have become 2023's chicest fashion attire. Several celebrities were also seen sporting them. And, now fashion lovers have taken this trend to another level by turning their jeans into maxi skirts.
This DIY hack is loved by social media users with many of them sharing videos on how to rip apart a pair of jeans and sew them into a denim maxi skirt.&nbsp;
The final result has left netizens impressed.
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/l/f/what-we-feared-has-come-upon-us-long-low-rise-denim-skirts-1667191641107">What we feared has come upon us; Long, low-rise denim skirts!</a>

The policy, issued on February 9, has been communicated to all government hospitals across the state. It states that anyone not following the dress code will be considered absent from duty and liable for strict action.

Haryana: in new order, govt doctors asked to not wear short skirts, denims, makeup

The policy, issued on February 9, has been communicated to all government hospitals across the state. It states that anyone not following the dress code will be considered absent from duty and liable for strict action.

The Haryana government has imposed a new dress code policy for government doctors banning denim jeans, palazzo pants, backless tops, and skirts.
Women doctors have also been banned from wearing make-up or heavy jewellery while male doctors have been asked not to grow their hair longer than their shirt collars, The Indian Express reported.
The policy, issued on February 9, has been communicated to all government hospitals across the state. It states that anyone not following the dress code will be considered absent from duty and liable for strict action.
Haryana Health Minister Anil Vij, explaining why the dress code was introduced, said, &ldquo;It becomes difficult to distinguish between doctors and patients in hospitals. That is why the dress code shall be implemented for staff members. It will enhance the outlook of the staff members, and help patients get better health facilities,&rdquo; he said.

To join the list of ugly-chic trends, long, low-rise denim skirts are here and celebrities have already started to style em up. 

What we feared has come upon us; Long, low-rise denim skirts!

To join the list of ugly-chic trends, long, low-rise denim skirts are here and celebrities have already started to style them up.&nbsp;

Y2K was all nice and cutesy till we were trying out the miniest of the mini skirts. But now the greatest fear has come upon us, yes we are talking about the long, low-rise denim skirts.&nbsp;
This trend is a part of the ugly-chic fad led by Gen Z. Celebrities and influencers are hopping on this trend and the Hadid sisters have already given the green signal to this vintage-style wash. No matter how ugly it is, if you are bold enough, you can still make it look chic.
<h3>Here are some tips that you can take to ace this trend:</h3>
Add the oomph factor with boots because that will definitely make you look like a cowgirl diva.&nbsp;
If the skirt is baggy, go ahead with a tunic or a bodysuit to make it look chic yet sexy.&nbsp;
And, yes there you are overcoming your fear!
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/fashion-trend-hell-yeah-queens-bikercore-is-back-again-1666780352432">Fashion trend: Hell yeah queens! Bikercore is back again</a>

Over 2 million people searching for denim jeans every week, according to data intelligence firm Trendalytics. 

Denim Trends: More shoppers are searching for jeans than loungewear

After more than a year spent in&nbsp;pyjamas, people are ready to put on their&nbsp;trusted&nbsp;pair of&nbsp;denim&nbsp;jeans&nbsp;again

Back at it! More shoppers are searching for jeans than loungewear, data shows

Online&nbsp;searches for jeans are up 33% since the same time last year
2 million people searching for denim jeans every week:&nbsp;Trendalytics
Weekly search trends for comfortable styles remains 1 million
The market for denim is projected to reach&nbsp;$26 billion&nbsp;by 2026
People are&nbsp;edging towards&nbsp;loose fits and wider silhouettes
High-waisted&nbsp;&amp; straight fits make up most of the recent sell-outs
Colourful denims in Vogue: purple jeans are the hot favourite
Green, pink, red &amp; yellow denims are also under the top searches

Over 2 million people searching&nbsp;for denim jeans&nbsp;every week, according to data intelligence firm&nbsp;Trendalytics.

After more than a year spent in&nbsp;pyjamas, people are ready to put on their&nbsp;trusted&nbsp;pair of&nbsp;denim&nbsp;jeans&nbsp;again.&nbsp;Online searches for jeans are up 33 per cent since the same time last year with&nbsp;2 million people searching&nbsp;for jeans&nbsp;every week, as per data from&nbsp;data&nbsp;firm&nbsp;Trendalytics.&nbsp;&nbsp;
In contrast, the weekly search trends for comfy items like&nbsp;leggings, sweatpants and joggers remain&nbsp;well below&nbsp;a million.&nbsp;&nbsp;
In fact, the market for denim&nbsp;is set to get bigger than ever&nbsp;and is expected to&nbsp;reach&nbsp;$26 billion&nbsp;by 2026, according to market intelligence firm EDITED.&nbsp;
While the demand for skinny&nbsp;jeans is far from over, people are&nbsp;edging towards&nbsp;loose fits and wider silhouettes.&nbsp;And the new staples&nbsp;are high-waisted jeans at 36 per cent of sell-outs and&nbsp;straight fit jeans&nbsp;making up 20 per cent of recent&nbsp;sell-outs.&nbsp;
Another, more trending jean style having a moment are colourful denims.&nbsp;And the&nbsp;trendiest&nbsp;colour to shop is purple&nbsp;making up 42 per cent of all coloured denim searches. Apart from the all-time favourite&nbsp;black, the most popular colours for denim as per data are green, pink, red and yellow.&nbsp;
So, whether you like them relaxed, straight or skinny, there's a denim jean somewhere&nbsp;with your name on it.&nbsp;
SEE MORE <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/women-embrace-ripped-jeans-online-a-little-history-behind-the-distressed-fashion-trend-1616130173813">The history behind the distressed denim jeans trend</a>

The CEO of Levi's Strauss revealed a dirty secret to make denims last longer. After the denim giant celebrated its recent IPO after 3 decades, Chip Bergh gave out a secret to maintain your denims: no washing machine, he says! The CEO urges customers to stick to hand-washing denims and to reduce the number of wash cycles to 1 wash per 10 wearings, as opposed to the average of 1 wash per 2 wearings. It's a formula that might seem ridiculous, but is certainly friendlier to the environment. 

The CEO of Levi's Strauss revealed a dirty secret to make denims last longer. After the denim giant celebrated its recent IPO after 3 decades, Chip Bergh gave out a secret to maintain your denims: no washing machine, he says! The CEO urges customers to stick to hand-washing denims and to reduce the number of wash cycles to 1 wash per 10 wearings, as opposed to the average of 1 wash per 2 wearings. It's a formula that might seem ridiculous, but is certainly friendlier to the environment. 

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