How To Style The Baggy Denim Trend For Fall

Skinny jeans are dead. Long live wide-leg jeans. While it’s been a few years since TikTok labeled millennials’ favourite denim trend “uncool,” slouchy styles protract to rise in popularity, with cargo jeans, balloon pants, and other baggy pairs having appeared on the fall runways and fashion week attendees older this year.

If the word “wide-leg” still brings to mind the shapeless styles of the ’90s or the comically flared tintinnabulate bottoms of the ’60s, know that today’s most popular options combine the repletion of the oversized silhouette with tailored lines and fashion-forward shapes. See, for example, Tibi’s Sid jeans, which I’ve been eyeing overly since the New York-based brand’s spring ’23 catwalk show. Featuring a loose fit and panel detailing, the jeans (that come in new colourways for fall and in petite and regular size options) taper into a balloon-like shape that gets tighter virtually the bottom, making them versatile unbearable to wear with casual sneakers and ballet flats as stiletto sandals and pointy-toe boots.

To prove that unstructured jeans can work for any occasion, I wore the Sids for a week straight. The result? A regular spot in my capsule wardrobe rotation. While my pair, in archetype blue, is currently sold out, you can find the look in black, as well as ivory colorway; leather fabrication; and acid and bleached washes. Ahead, how to style the wide-leg denim trend for fall.

How to Style Wide-Leg Jeans With a Blazer

Denim trend: Baggy jeans emerge as the must-have fall fashion essential |  Vogue France

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For a day at the office, I copied the styling from Tibi’s runway show and tucked a transitional blazer into the waistline which I then belted. To make wide-leg jeans plane increasingly work-appropriate, pair the squint with a pointy pump or boot. To stave looking too corporate, I opted for a zebra-print mule and a colourful bag.

The Benefits of Baggy Denim

Comfort: Embrace the Freedom

One of the biggest advantages of wearing baggy denim is the unparalleled comfort it provides. Unlike tight skinny jeans that restrict movement, baggy denim allows for ease of mobility. Whether you're running errands, attending a casual gathering, or simply lounging at home, baggy jeans are a reliable and comfortable choice.

Versatility: Dress it Up or Down

Ditching Skinny Jeans For The Love Of Baggy Jeans?

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Baggy denim offers endless possibilities when it comes to versatility in styling. Dress it up or down, depending on the occasion or your personal preference. Pair your baggy jeans with a fitted top and heels for a chic and sophisticated look, or opt for a casual t-shirt and sneakers for a relaxed vibe. The key is to experiment and have fun with different combinations.

How to Style Wide-Leg Jeans With a Button-Down

To run weekend errands, embrace the repletion of the loose silhouette (skinny jeans could never) and add to it with an equally oversized button-down, a velvety soft cashmere sweater, and a pair of reliable sneakers.

How to Style Wide-Leg Jeans With a Going-Out Top

For a day at the office, I copied the styling from Tibi’s runway show and tucked a transitional blazer into the waistline which I then belted. To make wide-leg jeans plane increasingly work-appropriate, pair the squint with a pointy pump or boot. To stave looking too corporate, I opted for a zebra-print mule and a colourful bag.

How to Style Wide-Leg Jeans With a Blouse

To hoist the wide-leg, unstructured jeans for a nice dinner or special occasion, pair the utilitarian denim style with silky, luxe fabrics; feminine details like a pussy-cat bow and florals; and sharp “I midpoint business” footwear.

How to Style Wide-Leg Jeans With a T-shirt

I grew up in a time when low-rise, unstructured jeans were all the rage. To nod to the style’s throwback roots, I paired it with other favourites from the era (see: Prada nylon bag and cropped tee). To take the squint into fall territory and requite it a increasingly grown-up feel, I topped it off with a leather bomber and stocky clogs.