Embroidered Jeans

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A dainty vine of delicate white flowers and petals seemingly fall out of the pocket of STS Blue's jeans. But before you veer into the territory of looking a little too sweet, the denim is toughened with slashed knees and casual, cuffed hems.

Pilco Hyphen hit the ball out of the park once again with these super faded, light boyfriend jeans. We love the monochromatic embroidery (navy is always classy), which looks especially crisp when worn with white.

Citizens of Humanity opted for smaller and a bit more subtle embroidery on this pair of jeans. The blossoms are stitched in neutrals and blues close to the color of the denim, making these a good place to start when sporting jeans with flair.

Look no further for a pair of statement jeans. The gorgeous embroidery stands out against the pitch black denim, offering a nice visual play on hard-and-soft.

Large white roses soften a distressed boyfriend jean. Cut them up, pull on your sneaks, and head out the door feeling fashion forward.

Beautiful florals are threaded together by a green vine and all is embroidered atop a pair of distressed ankle-crop jeans that just scream vintage. You'll be the envy of all your friends with this collaboration between BLANKNYC and Bloomingdales.

Maybe you'll be converted to the mom jean trend when you try these on for size. The design features subtle Japanese lettering and large cherry blossoms—perfect for spring.

Even if you prefer relaxed-fit jeans, you can still get in on the embroidery trend with this pair from Pilcro Hyphen. And the goods don't stop at embroidery; the multicolored design is accented by small golden beads.

You'll love these mid-rise skinny jeans in a broken-in wash, which are taken to the next level with white embroidery that scrolls down the side legs. And did we mention they are 98% cotton and have plenty of stretch?

Hudson takes a note from another trend—the raw released hem—and combines it with tonal embroidery for a pair of blue jeans that receives top marks across the board from us.