A great pair of jeans is the glue that holds my wardrobe together. They’re my go-to when I’m running late and don’t know what to wear, the piece I feel most confident in, and one of the few items that never really goes out of style. But as much as I love throwing them on with a tee and calling it a day, this season’s denim trends have me reaching for new pairings.
From Alix Earle’s viral Frame collab to Kendrick Lamar’s Celine flares earlier this year, 2025 has been full of denim headlines worth bookmarking. And it’s not just celebrities—runways and street style alike are leaning into nostalgia, with everything from skinny-jeans-2.0 to low-slung bootcut hems. While you can never go wrong with an outfit built around your favorite jeans, this season’s throwback-inspired trends have me thinking beyond my usual combinations. With a fresh mix of tailored blazers, cropped outerwear, and playful accessories, my Pinterest board is already stacked with “to be worn ASAP” denim looks.
If your denim rotation could use a seasonal refresh, keep reading for nine updated jeans outfits to recreate this fall.
1. With a matching denim shirt
The Canadian tuxedo may be obvious, but it never misses. Double denim sets the stage for accessories to shine, whether it’s a bold belt, sleek sunglasses, or standout shoes. I’d pair mine with leopard kitten heels and statement earrings for a combo that feels timeless and fresh at the same time.
2. With a cardigan and a tank

This point in the season is all about layers. I like pieces I can peel off when the afternoon sun hits—like a cardigan I can drape over my shoulders or tie at my waist—but that still keeps me warm on a chilly morning. I’d let the tank peek out underneath and button just the middle few buttons of the cardigan for a relaxed, effortless feel.
3. With a cropped trench coat and loafers

Those closest to me—yes, even my editor—know that I’ve been drooling over a cropped trench for the last several weeks. And if you needed proof as to why, well, I’d say this photo is all you need. The shortened version still reads as your classic trench, but with a bit more edginess and versatility. And let’s be honest: Sometimes I don’t want to cover up my jeans entirely with a full-length trench.
4. With kitten heels and an oversized blazer
Jeans may be synonymous with off-duty style. But add a sharp blazer and kitten heels, and suddenly they’re boardroom-to-bar ready. It’s an easy upgrade that proves denim can go far beyond its casual reputation.
5. With a baseball hat and a crewneck tee

As obvious as it sounds, I sometimes forget I can swap my leggings for jeans. It instantly dresses up a look while still keeping it casual. Add a baseball cap, and you’ve got the perfect fix for a bad hair day—it pulls everything together the way a great jacket would.
6. With a trench coat and a pop of color

A trench is the ultimate blank canvas, which is why I love pairing it with a pop of color. A vibrant bag, patterned scarf, or statement shoe instantly turns the timeless staple into something more personal and fun.
7. With a button-down and a claw clip

I practically live in a button-down year-round. Whether I’m using it as a makeshift cover-up or swapping it in for a tee, it’s the piece that instantly makes me feel put-together. Tucked into jeans with a claw clip and a structured bag, it becomes a foolproof outfit that works for just about any occasion.
8. With a hoodie and a blazer
A hoodie and jeans are a classic off-duty duo, but layered under a blazer, they feel instantly elevated. Add kitten heels or sleek loafers, and you’ve got a look that strikes the perfect balance between laid-back and tailored.
9. With a rugby polo and sneakers

Rugby polos are having a major moment, and the best way to wear them is far from the sidelines. Try one with a mini skirt for a playful twist, or with wide-leg jeans and clean sneakers for a casual balance that feels fresh and intentional.
Tinsley Crisp, Fashion & Beauty Staff Writer
Tinsley Crisp is a Fashion & Beauty Staff Writer at The Everygirl and specializes in reporting on the season’s latest trends and hottest products. As a New York City-based stylist, she’s committed to injecting joy into the art of getting dressed and delivering attainable yet aspirational content to our readers.


