A pair of white jeans is the spring wardrobe staple to invest in right now - these are the best on the high street, from £27.99
As the weather is getting warmer, our minds are turning towards our summer wardrobe. One staple for this season? A white jean. The denim hue of choice for the fashion set, crisp white jeans perfectly channel that casual-chic aesthetic when teamed with a simple tee, striped knit and ballet flats, but can also be dressed up with a white tank, structured blazer and kitten heels for a more sophisticated look.
With the amount of brands, shapes and sizes available on the high street, finding a pair that's flattering, comfortable and on-trend can feel like an impossible task. However, looking at our Instagram feeds, the silhouette to wear this summer is a relaxed white jean – think Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy in the nineties (she often opted for high-contrast outfits, pairing her boyfriend denim with trainers and an oversized black shirt).
For SS25, our favourite take on the easy-to-wear wardrobe staple is the barrel jean, which adds just the right level of visual interest to even the most pared-back outfit. If you're not a fan of the horse-shoe shape (we understand it's quite a divisive trend), choose a straight jean, either full length or cropped (to show off the strappy sandals you're wearing).
Or, if you're looking for something a little smarter that you can wear to the office, there are a few styles that feature a permanent front crease for tailored appearance (we'd wear these with loafers and a striped button-down). So, scroll on to see our edit of the best white jeans on the high street right now, from just £27.99…
Mango Balloon jeans with belt
£35.99 Shop
Mint Velvet White Barrel Leg Jeans
£99 Shop
H&M Baggy High Jeans
£32.30 Shop
Arket Jade Cropped Slim Jeans
£67 Shop
M&S High Waisted Smart Wide Leg Jeans
£45 Shop
Zara TRF Cropped Flare High-Waist Jeans
£27.99 Shop
Stradivarius D96 cropped straight-fit jeans
£29.99 Shop
La Redoute Signatures Marceau Wide Leg Jeans
£44.99 Shop
Next White Wide Crop Lift Slim And Shape Jeans
£52 Shop
To get more of what you love from your favourite Sunday supplement, follow us on Instagram (@youmagazine), TikTok (@you_magazine) and X (@YOUMagSocial).
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Scottish Sun
2 hours ago
- Scottish Sun
Three delicious ways to recreate the flavour of caramelised biscuits
Scroll down to check out our deal of the day and top swap items SUN SAVERS Three delicious ways to recreate the flavour of caramelised biscuits Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) BRITAIN'S gone crazy for the flavour of caramelised biscuits. From market leader Biscoff to own-brand supermarket products, you can get the sweet taste in ice creams, cookies, cheesecakes, sponge puds and – increasingly – in liquid form. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 7 Enjoy the caramelised biscuit taste as part of the drink itself with our easy tip Credit: Getty Enjoy the treats for less with these sweet ideas . . . DRINK UP: Dunking may have had its day. Instead, enjoy that biscuit taste as part of the drink itself. For a Biscoff latte, stir a tablespoon of spread into a quarter cup of strong coffee, then top with hot milk. For a more decadent drink, add whipped cream. For a cooler treat, blend a scoop of ice cream with half a cup of milk, a ripe banana and then a heaped tablespoon of Biscoff spread. SUPER SPREADERS: The main ingredient for these tastes can come from a 400g jar of Biscoff, down from £3.35 to £2.60 at Waitrose. You could also try Asda's caramelised biscuit spread for £1.99. As well as eating it on toast, you can make chocolate chip cookies, putting a dollop of the spread on top of the cookies before baking. For brownies, make your usual recipe and pour half the batter into the tin. Put random teaspoons of Biscoff spread over the mixture then cover with the rest of the batter. Make DIY Biscoff ice cream by stirring swirls of the spread into low-cost vanilla ice cream. You could crumble some of the biscuits on top, too. UP YOUR GAME: A pack of caramelised biscuits can be used for next level desserts. They are a triumph in no-bake cheesecakes, using crushed Biscoff instead of digestives in the base. Whisk a couple of heaped tablespoons of the spread into the topping mixture, too. How to cook the perfect biscoff apple crumble and it's the best thing you'll ever make in the air fryer They also transform a tiramisu. Use a double layer of biscuits instead of sponge fingers. Dip in coffee before using them to cover the bottom of a dish. Spoon over mascarpone whipped with cream and top with grated chocolate. All prices on page correct at time of going to press. Deals and offers subject to availability. Deal of the day 7 Colour your bedroom with Ikea's eye-catching duvet cover set for just £5 Credit: IKEA BRIGHTEN up the bedroom with this candy-coloured Klibbkorsort duvet cover set from Ikea, reduced from £15 to £5. SAVE: £10 Cheap treat 7 B&M is offering a small discount on this blue Midtown lamp, available at just £6 Credit: supplied SWITCH on the blue Midtown lamp from B&M. It gives cool coastal vibes and is down from £8 to £6. SAVE: £2 What's new BELLA Italia is serving pasta dishes for £5 each until July 3, saving £10, including on Father's Day. Mention '£5 Pasta' to waiting staff. Book to dine tomorrow or Monday and dads get a free Birra Moretti, too. Top swap 7 Tesco is selling Innocent smoothies for £3.60 Credit: supplied INNOCENT oranges, mangoes and pineapples smoothies, above, £3.60 for four at Tesco, are a hit with kids. You can also tempt them with Naturis orange, mango and pineapple smoothies, below, from Lidl, which are £2.05 SAVE: £1.55 7 Lidl is selling their own version for £2.05 Credit: supplied Little helper GET a boost in the Holland & Barrett Wellness Day sale, running until Tuesday. Deals include 120 Vitamin D tablets, down from £15.99 to £6.40. Shop & save 7 Morrisons More card holders can get two bottles of ale for the price of one Credit: supplied GET two-for-one on selected bottles of ale with a More card at Morrisons. Offer includes Old Speckled Hen, Hobgoblin and Wainwrights Gold. SAVE: £2.50 Hot right now AS the weather warms up, you can cool down with the 9in desk fan from Toolstation, now reduced from £13.99 to £9.98. PLAY NOW TO WIN £200 7 Join thousands of readers taking part in The Sun Raffle JOIN thousands of readers taking part in The Sun Raffle. Every month we're giving away £100 to 250 lucky readers - whether you're saving up or just in need of some extra cash, The Sun could have you covered. Every Sun Savers code entered equals one Raffle ticket. The more codes you enter, the more tickets you'll earn and the more chance you will have of winning!
Daily Mail
3 hours ago
- Daily Mail
Real Housewives star Taylor Armstrong reveals tragic reason daughter doesn't commemorate her abusive dad
star Taylor Armstrong has opened up about the impact of her abusive late husband's death on their daughter, revealing that they don't commemorate Father's Day. The Bravo reality star, 54, married venture capitalist Russell Armstrong in 2005 and the couple welcomed their daughter, Kennedy, that same year. Taylor, who recently detailed the horrific domestic violence she endured at the hands of her late husband, eventually filed for divorce in July 2011. He died by hanging one month later on August 15, 2011, aged 47. In a new interview, Taylor revealed that she and her 19-year-old daughter do not mark Father's Day. 'She was five when he passed, and he worked nonstop,' she said. 'He was a true workaholic. 'He would go to work before she would even be up in the mornings, and he would come home after she was in bed and she didn't really spend much time with him.' Speaking to People, she added: 'So, I guess in some ways, thankfully, that loss wasn't as significant as it would've been if she were older and they had a lot more interaction. 'So, I don't really think of it as a day to commemorate the loss.' In April, Taylor said that her late husband once punched her in the face and, in a separate chilling occasion, held her underwater. Recounting one incident in Investigation Discovery's documentary series Hollywood Demons, Taylor said Russell pushed her into a swimming pool and feared he would drown her. The horrific attack happened at a friend's house shortly after the friends had voiced concern for Taylor's safety. 'Russell, he left, and this couple, they were very close to me and were very aware of what was going on,' she said. 'The man said, "we'll help you get out of this because this is not okay, and we're really worried for you." 'Well, Russell was hiding around the side of the house and heard everything. He came flying into the back yard. 'He threw me in the pool. He grabbed the man, knocked all of his teeth out, and he jumped in the pool, and he was trying to hold me under the water. 'I thought he was going to drown me.' In April, Taylor recounted the horrific abuse she endured at the hands of her late husband In another instance, the television personality claimed that Russell made a threat against her life. 'Once his boys were visiting us and I made them a pizza,' she recalled, referring to his sons from previous relationships. 'He came into the house, grabbed me by the throat and put me against the wall. 'He said, "if you ever serve my kids a pizza without a vegetable again, I'll kill you."' On top of this, she also discovered voice recording devices around their home, which left her with the impression that he monitored everything she said. A turning point happened in June 2011 though when Taylor recounted how Russell fractured her orbital floor, a break in the bony structure that supports the eyeball, on her 40th birthday. 'It was my 40th birthday, we checked into The Four Seasons where we met, and he gave me eight pairs of my favorite shoes and a really long card and it was all about how he knew he hadn't been a good husband and that things were going to change,' she said. 'That night, after my birthday party, we were laying in bed and he said something to the effect of, I know you slept with the Chippendales when you were in Vegas.' Taylor had just been in Las Vegas with her friend Lisa Vanderpump to celebrate Lisa's daughter's bachelorette party, which had been filmed for the Bravo show. 'He just proceeded to push and push, and he would not let up,' she continued. 'He raised up, leaned over like this, and punched me. He fractured my orbital floor and so I went to see the doctor, and Russell went with me.' Following the incident, Taylor was forced to have reconstructive surgery, and it was at that point she filed for divorce. Russell took his life two months after Taylor's birthday. He had been staying at his friend's house on Mulholland Drive at the time, where he was found. 'There was a myriad of things that he was very concerned about, but I never thought that he would kill himself,' Taylor said of his death. 'Suicide never crossed my mind.' At the time of his death, Russell's lawyer Ronald Richards told ABC News that his former client was also in debt to the tune of $1.5 million. He added that the reality show's celebration of outrageous excess plunged him into debt as he tried to keep his family's lavish lifestyle afloat. 'These couples join these shows, and then they keep trying to outdo each other and they end up spending all their money trying to sustain a lifestyle that's unrealistic and wasn't there prior to the show,' he said at the time. 'The weekly social events, the dinners and all the bulls***, trying to pretend you have unlimited resources in Beverly Hills is tough.
The Sun
4 hours ago
- The Sun
M&S reveals new summer cafe menu including Matilda cake dupe and Eton mess milkshake
MARKS & Spencer has unveiled a brand-new summer menu at its cafés across the UK, featuring more than 30 exciting new dishes, cakes, and drinks. Designed to reflect the sunny season, the new offerings are sure to attract customers looking for something fresh and indulgent. 4 4 4 Available in M&S cafés nationwide, the new menu includes a variety of breakfast, lunch, and dessert options. For those who like to start their day with something substantial, the Pesto Eggs, Halloumi & Asparagus (£9.95) is a hearty choice. If you're stopping by for lunch, the Hot & Crunchy Sandwiches (£7.50) offer a more casual but equally delicious option. The sandwiches, available in two flavours – Pesto Chicken and Spicy Tuna – are lightly toasted, crispy, and served with smashed avocado and rocket. For dessert, M&S has added some exciting new sweet treats to their café menu. Among the standouts is the Mini Bite Showstopper Cake (£5.50), which features layers of rich chocolate sponge and buttercream, topped with crunchy cornflakes and double chocolate mini bites. This cake is certainly one of the standout new offerings. But for those who remember the famous Matilda cake from the beloved movie, M&S has crafted a similar version that captures all the delicious indulgence of the iconic treat. Fans of classic treats will enjoy the Ultimate Cookie Sandwich (£2.50), where two soft butter cookies are filled with creamy Belgian chocolate ganache. In addition to the cakes, the café's drink menu has also received a summer makeover. The previously popular Iced Matcha has been replaced with the Iced Wild Strawberry Matcha, which combines the smoothness of matcha with the fruity taste of wild strawberries. This new drink promises to be a refreshing choice for the warmer months. For those with a serious sweet tooth, the Eton Mess Milkshake (£4.25) is a must-try. A twist on the classic British dessert, the milkshake is made with strawberry and raspberry flavours, topped with whipped cream, freeze-dried raspberries, and mini meringues. The full summer menu is available at M&S cafés across the UK, offering plenty of choice for every taste. 4
