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"The celebrity-favored denim labels that first popularized the skinny jean (like Tsubi and Acne) will definitely run you upwards of $200, but that doesn't mean more budget-conscious shoppers can't squeeze into a pair. Classic brands Lee and Levi's recently introduced premium lines featuring higher-quality blues in cooler styles\u2014both Lee's XLine and Levi's Capital E offer dark, slim jeans for $150 and under. For even lower price tags, check out levis.com for Skinny 503's (retailing for under $50) or try Calvin Klein's cuffed take on sale for $40 at urbanoutfitters.com. And keep your eye on cheap-and-chic stores like HM and Forever 21. As the trend takes off, you're bound to see the racks fill with pencil-thin drainpipes.\n\nIf you're worried about pulling off the ultra-revealing fit, never fear: A little proportion play is all it takes to create a figure-flattering silhouette. Prep your pair for winter by tucking them into tall boots, then contrast a slim bottom with a high-volume top (think oversize coats and baggy v-neck sweaters). Come summer, wear them scrunched over sandals and paired with a floaty blouse or a graphic tee\u2014bonus points for adding menswear-style suspenders, \u00E1 la designer-of-the-moment Luella Bartley."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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