The One Thing You Should Never Wear With Ripped Jeans
The art of pulling off ripped jeans comes down to one important trick: Don't pair them with other distressed items. Since the denim style already lends streetwear edge to any outfit, adding in other worn-in pieces can make the look read as sloppy instead of cool. Instead, stick to pieces like a blazer and turtleneck for a polished outfit, a voluminous top and ankle boots for something on trend, or a simple T-shirt and a leather moto jacket to achieve a model-off-duty look.
Ahead, take some inspiration from fashion girls and see the outfits they're wearing with black ripped jeans, then shop a pair for yourself.
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Layer a turtleneck and an oversize blazer for a cool office look.
Available in sizes 24 to 30.
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Tuck in a simple tee and pair with a long coat.
Available in size 23 to 32.
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Add a pop of color to your everyday jeans.
Available in sizes 25 to 31.
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Statement tops and ripped jeans are a foolproof combination.
Available in sizes 24 to 29.
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Make a denim-on-denim look your go-to combo.
Available in size 30.
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Let a pair of fishnets peek through the holes of your ripped jeans for a cool, edgy look.
Available in sizes 23 to 32.
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Try out a crop top with high-waist jeans.
Available in sizes 00 to 24.
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Pair your ripped jeans with a comfy sweater and chunky scarf.
Available in sizes 25 to 31.
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Go for a simple look and pair your jeans with a plain silk tank.
Available in sizes 14 to 24.
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Opt for the model-off-duty look and match your jeans with a cool leather jacket.
Available in sizes 23 to 31.
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Try out a graphic tee and ankle boots.
Available in sizes 24 to 30.
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Pair your jeans with a puffy jacket on a cooler day.
Available in sizes 23 to 32.
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Fur jackets are everywhere this season, and they pair best with denim jeans.
This story has been updated by Anna LaPlaca.