It's Official: Fashion People Will Live in These 9 Specific Jeans Trends in 2024

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@sasha.mei

Style Notes: Anyone who wore extra-long jeans in there teens (read: me!) will tell you that these are not the trousers you want to wear when there's rain forecast. On dry days, however, there's no denying that puddle jeans look cool. 

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@louisahatt

Style Notes: Not just for spring/summer, soft, cream-toned jeans work year-round (I like wearing mine with a black leather jacket for a contrast). Prevalent on the Proenza Schouler and MSGM, you can expect to see this jeans trend ramp up as we head into 2024. 

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@marina_torres

Style Notes: Whether you take a long pair and DIY them or you opt for a pre-cuffed option, I'm seeing more and more influencers wearing (and designers creating) turn-up jeans. Coincidence? In fashion, there's no such thing.

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@_sierramayhew

Style Notes: Silver trousers have been one of the dominating trends this season and now, we can expect to see them transition into every day attire by way of jean-type fabrics and silhouettes. Give them a go—I have a feeling you'll be surprised at just how much you like them. 

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@leasy_inparis

Style Notes: They exude French appeal and tap into the '70s aesthetic which has been at the heart of fashions for a few seasons now; if you're yet to embrace flares, consider 2024 the perfect year to do so.

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@ingridedvinsen

Style Notes: Pale, vintage-type washes have dominated the jeans space for some time but now, we're seeing more of an appreciation for the deep blue pairs; shades reminiscent of what your dad might pick. Keep your silhouettes loose and relaxed for a modern take on what otherwise be "dated"-looking denim. 

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@emmaleger

Style Notes: Love them or hate them, ripped jeans are everywhere right now, and I'm willing to bet that's going to be the case for much of 2024, too. For the sleekest possible take, look for clean rips to the knee as opposed to distressing all over. 

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@y.a.t.r.i

Style Notes: Mooching around the recent spring/summer press days, our fashion editor, Remy Farrell, was surprised at the sheer volume of grey jeans on display. You may wish to take that as your cue to invest in pair pronto. 

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@smythsisters

Style Notes: Once you notice a trend, you start seeing it everywhere, and that's definitely the case where overly-seamed jeans are concerned. From twisted panels to adding in seams just for the sake of it, this is one jeans trend I didn't expect to see take of for 2024 (though it's also one that's growing on me).