I Love a Double Denim Outfit—Here are 5 Easy Ones to Try This Spring
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@the_oluwaseunStyle Notes: You can't go wrong with the classic, '80s-inspired charm of a denim-jacket-and-jeans pairing, as seen here on Oluwaseun. Styling-wise, we recommend sticking to a boxier-fit jacket and straight-leg jeans for a contemporary spin.
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@frannfyneStyle Notes: Double denim doesn't always have to mean jeans and a shirt. Here, Franny Fyne shakes things up with a loose-fit jacket and ankle-length denim dress. It's exactly what we want to wear on a mild spring weekend.
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@sylviemus_Style Notes: A denim midi skirt is a good way to work the double-denim look in autumn. We'll be taking our cues from Sylvie Mus and adding an oversized denim shirt, hoop earrings and heeled mules.
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@emilyjdawesStyle Notes: As affiliate editor Emily Dawes proves, with the right pieces you could even pull off triple denim. Just add a waistcoat to your regular jacket and jeans combo.
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WHO WHAT WEARStyle Notes: The perfect in-between seasons outfit, this look might be simple, but wow is it effective. Swap out the loafers for sandals and the ditch the trench once the weather warms up.
I always find mid-blue denim like this is easier to double up on without making too bold a statement.
Easily one of the best trench coats on the high street right now.
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WHO WHAT WEARStyle Notes: Chances are you've seen denim midi skirts doing the rounds on Instagram, and for good reason. Trendy but still classic, they look good with everything from knitwear to shirts and blazers to cropped jackets. Add a silk scarf to your denim skirt look for a Parisian touch. Not ready for open-toe shoes? Wear with knee-high boots instead.
If you hadn't heard, Raey is one of the most coveted outerwear brands right now.
A skirt that can be easily carried through the seasons.
Sun, is that you? Be prepared for spring (and eventually summer) with an easy flatform mule.
The kind of elegant, everyday tote that is well worth the investment.
A subtle nod to the western trend without going the whole hog.
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WHO WHAT WEARStyle Notes: Ok, this might be my favourite look of the lot. We know flared jeans are having a moment right now, and they look particularly good with a heeled ankle boot. Add a neutral knit and simple jewellery to let the trench really pop.
Between the belted waist and the indigo wash, this spin on the classic trench is all kinds of flattering.
You're going to need to a cosy knit you can rely on when the weather gets chilly (and you know it will).
A high-rise, flared silhouette that’s slim through the thigh.
Leather and denim is a combination that will never get old.
It looks great on its own, but you can also customise Missoma's chain with clip on pendants.
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WHO WHAT WEARStyle Notes: Who said double denim looks had to be all blue? Go monochrome by sandwiching black jeans between a white denim jacket and trainers. Summer-ready accessories complete the look perfectly.
You can treat this as a shirt and wear alone, or layer it over T-shirts milder days.
From the perfect wash to the superb fit, ASKET's considered organic denim should be on your wish list.
Lift your look with a pair of colourful sunglasses that are anything but boring.
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WHO WHAT WEARStyle Notes: Make the Canadian tuxedo work for the evening but opting for a darker wash and adding polished accessories like a satin bag, sparkly earrings and barely-there heels. Perfection!
Sorry dated clutch bags, there's a new kid in town, and mini satin bags are the contemporary way to do evening accessorising.
Your favourite everyday hoops re-imagined for evening.