Sure, skinny jeans can be polarizing, but they're really a staple silhouette at this point. And yes, many of us (celebs included) still reach for them. That said, it's non-skinny jeans—straight-leg cuts and relaxed silhouettes—that many A-listers are gravitating toward for their forward nature. And after scrolling through a range of street style photos, I noticed that there are a few modern yet classic pieces that many celebs wear with their favorite non-skinny jeans.
Below, you'll uncover a gallery of the exact staples celebs pair with loose jeans. You'll find everything from Hailey Bieber's go-to uniform to a standout look from Amal Clooney. Oh, and if you want to add something fresh to your wardrobe, there's a smattering of shopping inspiration as well.
1. Blazers
You can't deny the power of a blazer to bring instant polish to any ensemble, including a denim look. Be it a modern longline silhouette or a more cropped pick, the trusty blazer is a go-to among celebs.
Amal Clooney: Gianvito Rossi heels
Emily Ratajkowski: Jimmy Choo boots
Shop blazers:
This oversized cut is perfect.
I love this brown leather blazer for a 90s look.
For a summery look, this blush pink will do just the trick. Plus, it comes in sizes XXS to 4XL - thanks Mango.
Take style notes from Amal Clooney with this cropped blazer.
A classic tweed style will easily elevate jeans. Just add white strappy heels.
Shop jeans:
These extra high rise jeans add to define your waist and the straight leg style is a comfortable cut.
This wider silhouette adds a vintage touch that perfectly compliments a cropped blazer.
This relaxed style will be comfortable all day long.
2. Tank Tops
I think we can all agree that jeans and a tank make a no-fail combo. The look is especially timeless when worn with just about any shoe style from loafers to sneakers.
Naomie Harris: Levi's jeans
Kendall Jenner: The Row bag and loafers
Shop tanks:
A classic tank top will be the base of plenty of outfits.
This beige shade will compliment blue jeans.
The perfect racer style. I'll take one in every colour.
With intricate cut outs on the front and cross strap back details, this is anything but basic.
This teal colour has won me over.
Shop jeans:
We've relied on Topshop jeans for years.
These 90's inspired jeans come in sizes W23-37.
The light wash adds a relaxed and modern feel.
3. Leather Jackets
Leather moto and bomber jackets have been around for so long (earning that classic peg) but entered the spotlight in a more noteworthy way this year in modern cuts and shapes. Leather and loose denim are just cool together.
Bella Hadid
Hailey Bieber: Balenciaga jacket and hat; Marni loafers
Shop jackets:
A timeless essential.
All Saints is known for its leather jackets.
This soft-as-butter leather jacket is the perfect finishing touch to your looks.
If you're looking for a change from the classic biker jacket, this relaxed shape gives a vintage touch.
This oversized boyfriend fit is so good.
Shop jeans:
Fitted through the hip with a wide leg cut for the perfect balance of proportion.
With tailored details on the back, these fit the waist perfectly.
Made from repurposed Levi's these jeans are transformed into a modern staple.
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