I Wear Jeans Daily—12 Fresh Ways I'm Styling Them This Autumn
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@lefevrediaryStyle Notes: Nautical stripes and denim go together like bread and butter. It's a go-to combination of mine, and this sleeveless-knit-and-cropped-flare pairing makes a nice change to my usual long-sleeve Breton and straight-leg option. Simply add a blazer or classic coat on cooler days.
A twist of the classic Breton, this knitted tank will look great as is or worn under blazers and jackets.
These boots will go with just about everything in your wardrobe.
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@lizzyhadfieldStyle Notes: Looking for an easy way to make your jeans outfits a touch cosier? Opt for relaxed-fit black jumper and stick to ballet flats until we find ourselves in full-on autumn mode.
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@leasy_inparisStyle Notes: A tweed jacket is a surefire way to make your autumn outfits look polished. Adding a sleek pair of mid-blue jeans and some black loafers make this French girl–approved look even more elevated and perfect for smarter occasions like work meetings.
You can wear these whatever season we're in.
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@aniyahmoriniaStyle Notes: A thick cotton shirt is an easy transitional layer that not only beats the chill but also streamlines your look in the same way as a blazer. You can bet I'll be wearing this every weekend from now until the temperature drops enough to justify a coat.
Shirts are a great layering option simply because you can add knits on top or a long-sleeved tee underneath.
You can never go wrong with heeled ankle boots...
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@kimturkington_Style Notes: You can't go wrong with the classics. The trench coat and jumper slung over the shoulders make this outfit feel "fashion", but it's still simple enough to be your most-worn look all season.
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@anoukyveStyle Notes: Add interest to your jeans look by tucking them into your boots. A cropped jacket helps add a further stylish flair.
How chic is this? Dress it up with heels and leather trousers or wear as above.
I love COS's denim collection. This straight-leg jeans will work hard in your wardrobe year round.
Riding boots are having a moment, and this pair is one of the best I've seen on the high street.
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@amaka.hamelijnckStyle Notes: An old-school combination that never fails. Pair two slightly different denim washes together for a 2023 update, like Amaka has done here.
Editors, influencers and fashion girls can't get enough of Birkenstock's Boston clogs.
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@symphonyofsilkStyle Notes: Okay, this might not be the most groundbreaking combination, but Lorna's look is a reminder that it doesn't take anything out of the ordinary to make a really special outfit. In fact, you probably own all these wardrobe staples already. The key here is in the clean basics, subtle layering and smart accessories.
A beige or camel blazer is the best option for maximising its wearability.
A cropped leg helps show off your fabulous footwear.
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@tamaramoryStyle Notes: As we all know, jeans can be the perfect foundation to a great evening look. Make like Tamara and pair your favourite black jeans with a body before adding luxe accessories.
I love the scoop neckline on this ribbed body.
These jeans will go with all your staples.
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@femmeblkStyle Notes: Ecru jeans are big news right now, and Lydia makes them work for autumn by balancing them out with a cosy striped cardigan. Come November, you could always switch the heels out for a loafer or ankle boot as well.
I'll wear this with jeans but also over LBDs with knee-high boots.
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@chrissyfordStyle Notes: Chrissy has nailed the Princess Diana–inspired, smart-casual jeans outfit here. Cowboy boots are once again big news for autumn, and this is a great way to incorporate them into your denim wardrobe. A more traditional checked blazer on top balances the whole look perfectly.
A check blazer is surprisingly versatile. Wear over white, grey, tan and black knits or tops.
This vintage fit will add a touch of effortless cool to every look.
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@marina_torresStyle Notes: My favourite thing about autumn wardrobes, apart from being able to wear jeans again, might be the jacket selection. Whether you opt for a longer-length trench, '90s-style blazer or classic aviator, it will always make your denim look cool and polished at the same time.
A layering basic that will 100% prove its worth in the colder months.
I'm all for the resurgence of wide-leg denim.