Fashion People in London, Paris and Oslo Are Already Wearing This Classy Denim Colour for Autumn

@daniellejinadu wearing cream jeans

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As summer comes to an end and the transitional season begins, it’s time to start thinking about those versatile pieces I can wear now and well into autumn. Be it skirts, dresses or trousers, I always look for wearable, timeless items that I can dress up or down easily and that will go with most of the other pieces in my wardrobe.

Usually, this means classic denim jeans that I can pair with a white button-up and trainers for casual days, and slingbacks and a pretty blouse for more formal occasions. For autumn 2024, however, I have my eye on a new denim trend that I've spotted fashion people all over London, Oslo and Paris wearing to elevate their jeans outfits, and I can't wait to try it out myself.

@ingridedvinsen wearing cream jeans

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Cream denim has been all over my Instagram feed lately. Similar to white jeans but a lot less stark and arguably more versatile, influencers have been pairing this sophisticated colour with everything from deeper tonal shades to contrasting blacks and pops of colours.

@dinahansen wearing cream jeans

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Cream jeans are an elegant style that will go with all of the neutrals I already have in my wardrobe and are a much softer alternative to my blue and indigo denim. They’re also easier to take from day to night, acting as a more neutral base with which to pair statement tones.

@nlmarilyn wearing cream jeans

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Luckily, both high-street and luxury brands have caught on to this classy trend for autumn. Cream jeans are on offer everywhere from H&M to Toteme, with most designed in the slouchy, barrel-leg cuts that fashion people are favouring this year.

Scroll on to shop the cream-tone jeans we’re considering adding to our wardrobes this autumn.

@anoukyve wearing cream jeans

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Shop the Best Cream Jeans for Autumn 2024:

Brittany Davy
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