Balmain White/Black Skinny Jean. White stretch-cotton skinny jeans with black tuxedo stripes at sides, black details at hem and around zipped pockets. Patch detail at knee. Concealed zipper fly and extended-tab, hook-and-eye closure. Belt loops. Ankle zips alters leg opening.

- 98% cotton, 2% elastane
- Delicate wash cold
- Inseam (size 36) approx. 74 cm / 29.5"
- Waist (size 36) approx. 80 cm / 32"
- Rise approx. 21 cm / 8.5"
- French sizing
- True to designer sizing
- Model is wearing a size XS/FR36

Pierre Balmain was born in St Jean de Maurienne in Savoy in 1914. After studying architecture at the Ecole des Beaux Arts and working for fashion designer Edward Molyneux and Lucien Lelong, he founded his own fashion house in 1945. Balmain, Christion Dior and Cristobal Balenciaga were the design giants responsible for reenergizing lavish couture dressing after World War II. Balmains elegant, super-feminine looks were favorites among European royalty and Hollywood fashionistas like Marlene Dietrich, Katharine Hepburn, Brigitte Bardot and Sophia Loren. His talent as a designer lay in his ability to make simple, tailored suits as well as grand evening gowns, all with the same aesthetic of slender and elegant lines. Since Christophe Decarnin was appointed creative director in February 2006, the label that was once known for ultra-elegant evening attire with a draping and pleating focus, transitioned toward tough-chic, thigh-grazing, body-skimming looks to embrace the quintessential trendsetting French party-girl.