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Celebs in Denim: Katie Holmes in Current/Elliott skinny slouchy jeans

Actress Katie Holmes was spotted recently out and about in New York City in a pair of Current/Elliott 1968 Skinny Slouchy jeans, available at E-Luxury. The brand has gained a lot of popularity since Katie’s been wearing them. She wore a pair of Current/Elliott’s wide leg variety just a few days ago. Do you like Current/Elliott’s denim?


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i like her skinny slouchy jeans. tks to her height (5’6)& slime frame, she can pull off anything!
I checked out Current/Elliot’s range and I personally do not like them- the holes, the bleach looking spots, the bagginess of some styles- not for me…
This is a great jean, and I love how they are modest. Most skinny jeans are pretty revealing as far as the painted-on denim cry goes, but I like how the slouch adds a brilliantly chic, modern, and not to mention modest effect.