I’m a fashion expert – my five simple hacks for making cheap jeans look more expensive

A FASHION expert has revealed five simple hacks that can make cheap jeans look way more expensive.

Influencer Stylehard shared the great tips that will make your $50 jeans look like they’re worth $350.

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“Denim these days are so expensive,” the style icon said.

“Here’s really simply styling to elevate them and make them look really expensive.”

In her demonstration, she chose a pair of black ripped jeans that were around fifty bucks.

Her first style decision was picking a clean white collared shirt to immediately class up the look.

Then, she threw on some pearl earrings because they’re “simple, understated, and a little bougie,” she said.

For her other accessories, she chose a black wrap around belt and some cheap sunglasses.

“A cute bag and there you go. Outfit elevated,” Stylehard said.

Commenters were obsessed with her look and said they couldn’t wait to try out the easy tips.

Stylehard makes tons of videos on fashion and styling advice.

This comes as a mid-size woman revealed a $3 hack that made all her clothes instantly more wearable.

TikToker Taylor Capone showed how you can grab some cheap black dye to give new life to old clothes.

“Turning these clothes black so I’ll actually wear them,” the crafty woman said in a viral video with nearly 10million views.

The video shows an assortment of pieces that range from light pink and beige to darker blues.

With a $3 bottle of Rit black multi-purpose dye, the TikToker was able to completely transform her old garments.

A follow-up video showed the results of the clothing experiment that had viewers obsessed.

“I’ve wasted so many clothes not knowing this was even possible,” one person commented.

Another user said: “The dress is so great and can’t wait to see it after the second round.”

This comes as a thrift store superfan revealed her secret hack to giving old clothes a new lease on life.

And a fashion pro knocked years off her age by following these four easy steps.