Jeans are widely accepted as a wardrobe staple; something which transcends trends and seasons. Nonetheless, each year, certain cuts, washes and waist heights emerge as frontrunners. Baggy silhouettes and cargo styles dominated this year—but what's in store for 2024?

We've turned to a handful of well-dressed celebrities for guidance. These A-listers have their fingers on the fashion pulse, and we know that if they're spotted wearing a look, it's probably worth paying attention to. Expect exaggerated flares from J.Lo, a fresh take on double denim from Tracee Ellis Ross and a noughties throwback from Anne Hathaway, as well as some tamer trends to suit minimalists (thanks, Gigi). Jeans come in all shapes and sizes but one thing is for sure: they're not going anywhere anytime soon.

Whether you're keen to try a new cut come January or are simply curious about the future of denim, scroll on to see celebrities' favourite jeans trends for 2024.

1. Puddle Jeans

Style Notes: A cosy fairisle knit plus a pair of loose-fitting jeans is a comfy combination we can get behind. J.Lo's belted cardigan cleverly gives shape to what would otherwise be quite a slouchy look.

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2. Slim Flare Jeans

Style Notes: Sophie Turner provides a lesson in styling denim tonally. The dreamy blue palette aside, this ensemble has been carefully considered: the slim flare silhouette mirrors the hourglass shape of her blazer, and the pointed-toe heels continue the elongating effect.

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3. Dark Wash Jeans

Style Notes: Indigo, grey and black jeans are becoming steadily more popular. Perhaps it's the dressy feel they lend to a look, or the fact that they complement both neutral and bright shades.

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4. Turn-Up Jeans

Style Notes: An easy way to add some interest to your outfit? Choose jeans with a turn-up hem—and for bonus points, style them with a matching denim trench coat, like Tracee Ellis Ross.

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5. Stonewash Jeans

Style Notes: In a throwback to the noughties, celebrities are embracing stone- and acid-washed jeans. The worn-in look is easily incorporated into casual outfits, but we've also seen it elevated with a blazer.

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Each generation has its defining beauty moments. Being born in 1994, I grew up during the era when thin eyebrows were the look du jour, and as we approached the 2010s, I witnessed—and experienced—the browscape morph into HD brows (which, let's be honest, wasn't great either) before we finally settled on a happy medium of growing back our eyebrows, putting down the brow pomade and leaving our brows well alone (thanks, Glossier Boy Brow, for the support). Now, with TikTok beauty booming and Gen Z celebrities such as Sophia Richie Grainge, Zendaya and Charithra Chandran stepping on the scene, it's safe to say we're entering a new era of beauty.

Gen Z makeup trends are big news right now. But rather than trends being set in stone, this time around, it's more of a mood, explains Chanel makeup artist Anna Payne. "Gen Z are all about creating an attitude rather than a full studied look. They're using makeup as a form of expression and changing their makeup looks daily to suit their mood. It's about enjoying being who you are and celebrating it, not trying to change it," she says. 

Gen Z Makeup Trends

Indeed, we've seen so many versions of Gen Z makeup. Whether it's full-on glam "night luxe" or "clean girl" beauty, the beauty rule book is being rewritten. To investigate further, we spoke to some of the top makeup artists about the top Gen Z makeup trends and the best products to get the look.

1. Glazed Skin

It's official: Hydrated, glowing skin is here to stay. "Skin is incredibly important," says Payne. "Emphasis is on showing off texture and freckles rather than covering them up. Multitasking products are key to this. They need something that's going to work hard. Chanel Les Beiges Water-Fresh Tint is perfect. It can be used precisely where it's needed to cover any redness or imperfections, still allowing the true skin texture to shine through."

"Once your skin is looking amazing, you can add a bold colourful eye, geometric shapes or crystallised liner, and because the skin is so raw, the contrast gives an air of nonchalance and effortlessness that Gen Z are after," adds Payne. We love this glowing-skin look on Hailey Bieber.

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2. "Clean Girl" Makeup

You can't go on TikTok without being presented with the "clean girl" aesthetic. This makeup look builds on glowing skin, but the rest of the makeup is kept minimal. Think a subtle brown eye shadow swept along the lash line and into a diffused wing, a slick of mascara and glossy lips.

Searches for simple makeup are popular on TikTok, with over two million "simple makeup" hashtags. I love this minimal look on Marcela Alcala. 

We cannot get enough of Zoë Kravitz's simple, yet beautiful, eye makeup.

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3. Night Luxe Glam

Night luxe is the antithesis of clean girl beauty. It's about getting dressed up, going out and staying out late. In line with this mood and the popularity of makeup looks from Euphoria, we're seeing many celebs embracing metallic eye shadow, smokey eyes and lashings of mascara. Full-on glam is back once again. 

Semi-sheer washes of metallic eye shadow add a twinkle when placed in the inner corners of the eyes.

We're following suit with Dua Lipa's wash of molten metal eye shadow.

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4. Sun-Kissed Blusher

Blusher has been making a big comeback, particularly among Gen Z. This time, though, it's all about the placement. Rather than just applying it to your cheeks, Gen Z sweep it onto the high points of the cheekbones and adds a light touch onto the nose to tie the look together, resulting in a naturally sun-kissed effect. Think the slight flush you might get on your skin after sitting in the sun for the afternoon.

Olivia Rodrigo's blusher is applied high onto the cheekbones with a dusting on the nose, too. Makeup artist Lilly Keys created this look for Rodrigo at this year's Grammys. "I combined together Cloud Paint in both Beam and Storm and blended onto the apples of the cheeks very lightly, using small circular motions with a fluffy brush, adding a tiny bit to the bridge of the nose for that sun-kissed, healthy glow," she says.

We're studying Hailey Bieber's blusher placement and taking notes.

5. Graphic Liner

"One of the biggest trends being seen currently is graphic eye liner," notes Dominic Skinner, global senior artist at MAC Cosmetics. "However, it's uncomplicated and fuss-free. It's applied like an afterthought, though. That's what you're meant to believe. The key is to keep it simple by using pencils, but make it strong, intense and visible no matter what colour you use," he says.

We love a hint of blue, particularly on brown eyes.

We're trying out Dua Lipa's graphic eyeliner ASAP.

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The Oscars were held in Los Angeles on Sunday, marking the 94th edition of the show. Naturally, the red carpet was jam-packed with A-list nominees and presenters, such as Nicole Kidman, Zoë Kravitz, and Zendaya. But the annual Vanity Fair after-party always attracts an incredibly impressive guest list that rivals the main red carpet. 

At the after-party, guests typically wear more daring, risqué looks than they would at the prestigious Academy Awards, which makes it particularly fun as a fashion fan. The event even gave us one of Bennifer's most viral photos back in 2003, so we have high hopes for this year. Scroll down to see the best red carpet outfits from all of the Oscars after-parties. 

WHO: Zendaya

WHO: Sydney Sweeney

WEAR: Miu Miu dress

WHO: Dakota Johnson

WEAR: Gucci dress

WHO: Anya Taylor-Joy

WEAR: Chrisitan Dior dress

WHO: Jessica Chastain

WEAR: Gucci dress

WHO: Serena Williams

WEAR: Versace dress

WHO: Timothee Chalamet

WHO: Kendall Jenner

WEAR: Balenciaga dress

WHO: Natalie Portman

WEAR: Christian Dior dress

WHO: Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas

WEAR: On Turner: Louis Vuitton

WHO: Emily Ratajkowski 

WEAR: Armani Privé dress

WHO: Jessica Alba

WEAR: Carolina Herrera dress

WHO: Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade

WEAR: On Union: Valentino Haute Couture dress

On Wade: Gucci suit

WHO: Mindy Kaling and B.J. Novak

WHO: Hailey Bieber

WEAR: Saint Laurent dress

WHO: Sienna Miller

WHO: Janelle Monáe 

WEAR: Christian Siriano dress

WHO: Kim Kardashian

WEAR: Balenciaga dress

WHO: Rashida Jones

WEAR: Vampire's Wife dress

WHO: Chrissy Teigen and John Legend

WEAR: On Teigen: Georges Hobeika gown; Lorraine Schwartz jewelry; Judith Leiber clutch

WHO: Amy Schumer 

WEAR: Chloé dress

WHO: Kristen Stewart

WEAR: Chanel dress

WHO: Barbara Palvin and Dylan Sprouse

WEAR: On Palvin: Armani Privé dress

WHO: Lady Gaga and David Furnish

WEAR: On Lady Gaga: Rodarte dress

WHO: Vanessa Hudgens

WHO: Billy Porter

WHO: Chrissy Metz

WHO: Megan Thee Stallion

WHO: Tracee Ellis Ross

WHO: Rita Ora and Taika Waititi

WHO: Diane Lane

WEAR: Chloé dress

WHO: Katie Holmes

WHO: Sofia Vergara and Joe Manganiello

WHO: Dominic Fike and Hunter Schafer

WEAR: On Schafer: Rick Owens dress

WHO: Adwoa Aboah

WHO: Catherine O'Hara

WHO: Sarah Paulson and Amanda Peet

WHO: Donatella Versace

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