The Easiest Way to Dress Up Jeans This Winter
Denim holds a special place in every fashion girl’s heart. They’re classic, comfortable, and make a constant appearance on the fashion scene. But if you’re attempting to incorporate them into an elevated, polished look, you’ll need to rely on some stealth styling tricks. Which is why we decided to investigate the best way to dress up jeans this season.
After taking all of the leading trends into consideration, we’ve created a foolproof formula for a chic outfit: jeans, a tailored plaid blazer, and heels. Elevate your favorite pair of straight-leg jeans—we’re huge advocates for the silhouette—with a buttoned blazer and heeled sock boots (or timeless black stilettos). Finish your outfit off with minimalistic jewelry and a structured bag.
Go on to see how five different women dress up jeans, and shop out their outfits below.
OUTFIT #1
Fashion girls are loving oversize blazers this season. To complement this strong look, wear a fitted top and tailored pants.
Pair an oversize blazer with refined pants. Available in sizes 0 to 14.
Wear a graphic tee and clean loafers with these straight-leg pants. Available in sizes 23 to 32.
Sock booties are a fashion-girl staple right now. Available in sizes 5 to 11.
Related: 23 Turtleneck Sweaterdresses to Stylishly Get You Through the Winter
OUTFIT #2
To spice up your look, wear a pair of bold monochrome boots. This Vetement style instantly modernizes this classic look.
Every woman needs a simple pair of high-waist denim. Available in sizes 14 to 26.
The boot on every It girl’s must-have list.Available in sizes 35 to 41.
Related: 4 Winter Outfit Ideas Kaia Gerber Would Totally Wear
OUTFIT #3
Never hesitate to accessories. Show your individual style by wearing chic pieces like cat-eye sunglasses, red metal earrings, or a woven bucket bag.
Try this affordable option with a patent skirt and a graphic tee. Available in sizes XS to L.
Levi’s are still a strong fashion-girl essential.Available in sizes 24 to 32.
These pointed-toe mules are guaranteed to elevate your look. Available in sizes 5 to 10.
Related: The One Piece to Wear With Dresses This Winter
OUTFIT #4
Wear a black blazer with skinny trousers with loafers to work. Add patent black stilettos for an evening event.
A slim-fit blazer is a highly versatile piece. Available in sizes 0 to 12.
No better way to formalize your look than throwing on simple black heels. Available in sizes 5 to 10.
Style these retro shades with a clean black tee.
Related: 31 Winter Shoes You Shouldn't Buy If You Hate Compliments
OUTFIT #5
Pair your blazer with straight-leg denim and minimalist heels. Because a simple look makes a strong statement.
Style this blazer with a streamlined turtleneck and sock booties. Available in sizes XS to L.
You can never go wrong with a simple white tee. Available in sizes XS to L.
Straight-leg denim is a key style right now.Available in sizes 23 to 30.
Try this modern variation.Available in sizes 36 IT 41 IT.Now, check out the top sneaker trends of 2018.
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