I'm a Lazy Fashion Editor—These 5 Top-and-Jeans Outfits Never Fail Me
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@monikhStyle Notes: Party season means one thing: sequins. Give an embellished top an edgy overhaul by styling it with classic blue denim, a clutch, and undone hair. Take it from Who What Wear's con, Monikh Dale.
I love how these mules pick up on both the satin of the bag and the sparkle of the top.
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@camillecharriereStyle Notes: Nensi Dojaka is the A-list-adored designer making sheer fabrics chic again. Camille Charrière is snapped here in one of the brand's tulle party tops paired perfectly with loose-fitting black jeans.
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@sylviemus_Style Notes: Hark back to the noughties with the classic bustier top. Make like Sylvie Mus, and style yours with high-waisted jeans and kitten heels.
The silk makes this look way more expensive than it actually is.
The ruched detailing makes these look extra elevated.
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@_marisamartins_Style Notes: Sometimes, less is more in the party-top stakes, and Marisa Martins makes a very good case for the cream satin blouse. Keep it low-key with a trench or, for a dressier look, opt for a classic black blazer.
Because a coat is essential for a winter night out.
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@annelauremaisStyle Notes: No one has a knack for making outfits look sultry quite like Anne-Laure Mais does. Make like the French It girl by wearing a fitted leopard top with fitted jeans, slingback heels and leather outerwear.
Reformation has so many tempting party tops right now, and this one is top of the wish list.
Slim leg black jeans can be the base for so many cool party outfits.
The high-shine heels that I can't stop thinking about.
