Forget the debate between wearing straight or flared denim; This season, it’s all about the “double or nothing” premise. A styling formula that is not surprising, considering that denim has dominated the catwalks and, together with the collective nostalgia of decades past, has revived its versatility as one of the most essential outfits for daily wear. After all, no wardrobe is complete without a selection of solid denim.
From looks that look straight out of an Old West movie, to those that pay homage to Britney Spears’ signature look during the spookiest night of the year. Whether they are low-rise, hemmed, rescued from our mothers’ closet to embrace the vintage spirit, found in a second-hand store or as a new acquisition, the fashion trends for Fall-Winter 2025 continue to focus on keeping alive the legacy of the most prolific combination of all time, and no, this time we are not talking about white t-shirts.
There are endless ways to combine denim pants, a trend for Fall-Winter 2025; However, this time the focus is less on James Dean and more on Julia Fox wearing head-to-toe Schiaparelli. Some will go the avant-garde route, opting for leather pointed-toe boots and daring cuts, while other women will recreate the same look for a casual day at the office, pairing flat ballet flats and a skinny belt. If you are looking for fresh and updated inspiration, this style guide will be your compass.
Jeans with a denim shirt and high-heeled boots.
The experts wear jeans with denim shirts in trend for fall 2025.Images by TheStewartofNY/GC
Without a doubt, to wear a total denim outfit impeccably, the secret is to formulate a two-piece style consisting of matching pants and shirt. Experts opt for a dark wash with contrasting hems and cuffs, a simple styling trick that adds dynamism to the look. For a more original effect and to deviate from the classic Canadian suit, opt for a collarless shirt and complete it with the icing on the cake: black heeled boots. Classic, elegant and simply infallible.
Jeans with loose shirt and boho skirt
Bohemian skirt from the 70s with trendy jeans.Christian Vierig/Getty Images.
