
Why it's worth it
Denim on top, sheer lace roses below — the contrast is built into the weave itself.
The Edit
Burnout mesh replaces the lower third of these wide-leg jeans entirely — the denim doesn't end so much as dissolve into sheer floral panels embossed with silver foil roses. A sun-bleached, sand-to-grey wash runs the full length, reinforcing the faded, almost archaeological quality of the surface treatment. The five-pocket silhouette and standard belt loops keep the waistband entirely conventional, which is precisely what makes the hem hit harder.
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