11 Ways to Do Double Denim and Not Feel Like a Fool
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Style Notes: If you don't want to look too obviously double denim, try wearing a chunky knit and a matching scarf to detract away from your Canadian tuxedo.
These are some of the best straight-leg jeans on the high street.
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Style Notes: Mix your denim up, and opt for a light pair of jeans on the bottom and a darker, oversized jacket on top. You could even try the mismatched boots thing for a super-"fashion" ensemble.
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Style Notes: The white jeans–and–classic denim jacket look is an ensemble everyone should be ready to pull out of their wardrobes come summer. Just keep it up to date with a pair of straight-leg jeans.
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Style Notes: Denim shoes might raise a few eyebrows, but we guarantee they're chic. Pair with your jeans and jacket, but wear your favourite midi dress to break up the monotony of blue.
Trust Giavnito Rossi to do the coolest denim heels.
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Style Notes: Ripped, frayed-hem, and wide-leg denim can look just as great as straight-leg versions.
Frayed at the hem if you don't want to go for the full-on ripped look.
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Style Notes: Feel that your denim needs to be livened up a bit? When it's cold, add a puffer coat, and wear it with bright shoes and a bold bag. Winner.
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Style Notes: Worried your Canadian tuxedo won't look luxe enough? Wear a pair of red court shoes and a white tee underneath for maximum sophistication. Just don't forget the sunglasses.
M.i.h does some of the softest jeans around, and this pair fits perfectly.
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Style Notes: Make this outfit combo look ladylike by going for a jacket with an embellished collar. Even better, add a stylish hat and a pair of court shoes to give it a polished edge.
This will keep you warm in winter but look great come spring/summer slung over your shoulders.
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Style Notes: Denim jackets don't have to be oversized. Instead, opt for a fitted piece that will hug curves. Pair with culotte jeans.
The darker hue will make these jeans super flattering. PS, guess who's into large turn-ups on jeans right now?
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Style Notes: Wearing an asymmetric denim jacket and tucking it into frayed-hem straight-leg jeans is just one super-simple but incredibly cool way to do this look. Just make sure to add a pair of floral boots (preferably Balenciaga).
Balenciaga's denim jackets are cult buys, so get this one before it sells out.
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Style Notes: An oversized denim shirt can work just as well as a jacket, but its ability to be tucked in makes it more versatile. A darker shade on top and lighter on the bottom can look flattering too.
