Baggy jeans, who do they suit?
Jeans are the staple staple of your wardrobe, one of the evergreen pieces you can wear to work after the holidays. The perfect piece that women can’t do without as it accentuates the silhouette, adds style to the look and is easy to pair with other wardrobe items. Despite its continuous nature, denim has an amazing ability to renew itself season after season: available in new cuts enriched with stylistic details, shapes and vintage references. Here are the fall-winter 2023-2024 trends related specifically to denim. In the mid-nineties renaissance, baggy jeans make a comeback: prized for their wide lines, low waist and casual look, they should be worn (for contrast) with more structured and feminine clothing. It is beautiful to wear with a fitted jacket, but even more beautiful with a large white shirt. Like Miley Cyrus in Gucci (pictured are footage of the singer’s new single “Used to be Young”). They are perfect for people with flamingo legs.
Brown jeans, chic snob
Marron becomes a chic snob. Brown jeans will be a noticeable novelty in your autumn wardrobe. Chosen by stars such as Hailey Bieber (pictured), Sofia Richie and Emily Ratajkowski, they are best worn in a baggy or cargo version.
Straight jeans, just in case
You can’t go wrong with straight (“cigarette”) jeans. These pants suit all styles and body types. Its cut elongates the leg, structures the silhouette and guarantees maximum comfort. They also look sport-chic with sneakers and an oversized hoodie (pictured is Kaia Gerber).
Eco-friendly jeans.
Many fashion brands offer sustainable jeans. Made from organic cotton or recycled fabrics, produced with a minimum of chemicals or laser-treated, there really is something for everyone (pictured is Levi’s eco-friendly jeans).
Jeans for mom, life up
In just a few seasons, mom jeans, characterized by a high waist, 4 pockets and a straight leg tapering to the bottom, have become a must. A favorite of the 70s and then resurrected in the 90s, they are very trendy when paired with lightweight denim. Or even torn (pictured by Gigi Hadid)