Denim is one of the few fabrics that never go out of style because it is both durable and fashionable. From the 90s, Mum Jeans trousers, ripped shorts, and even hats have become a statement for those who love to look cool, blending elegance and sophistication. Because of this, building your wardrobe with a small collection of essential clothes has become a necessity rather than just a passing trend. Fashion experts say that creating a capsule wardrobe around a few high-quality denim pieces makes it much easier to choose an outfit every morning while offering plenty of different looks. Styling denim is usually a no-brainer, but even though it is simple, it is very easy to miss the mark. Here are four ways to style your denim so that necks turn when you pass.
Straight-Leg Jeans
This classic style is neither too tight nor too baggy. A mid-wash blue color is the most versatile choice. For daytime looks, wear them with a plain white t-shirt, flat leather shoes, and a smart blazer for a clean office look. For a nighttime look, swap the t-shirt for a silky top, add high heels, and put on gold jewelry.
Oversized Denim Jacket
A loose-fitting jacket that adds an easy, cool layer to any outfit. For a daytime look, throw it over a casual knit dress and wear it with clean white sneakers for running errands. Button the jacket up completely, put a nice belt around your waist, and wear it with high heels for a girl's night out.
Midi Denim Skirt
A long, structured denim skirt that is comfortable to walk in but looks sharper than regular trousers. Tuck in a simple cotton bodysuit and wear it with flat sandals for a relaxed lunch date. For a night out, match it with a stylish long-sleeve top, a thick leather belt, and high boots.
Chambray Shirt
Get a soft, lightweight shirt that looks like denim but feels as breathable as plain cotton. Button it up and tuck it into lightweight linen trousers with slides for a hot sunny afternoon. For the night, leave it open over a satin slip dress, tie it neatly at your waist, and wear it with mules.
