Christmas This Year Taught Us One Thing: Family Doesn't 'Get' Ripped Jeans

If there's one thing we learned this holiday season, it's that older members of our families STILL don't understand ripped jeans as a fashion trend, despite the fact that they've been around for YEARS.

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