An all-denim ensemble is seriously stylish – don't be afraid to try it out
A leaf and floral print takes centrestage in this ensemble in denim, elevated by perfectly matched slip-ons and a coordinating handbag. Photo: Fendi
It's in almost everyone's closet, and the go-to piece for everyday cool. It's all in the jeans.
Timeless, versatile, and forever in style, anything denim is a wardrobe staple.
And now, there's a trend for denim-on-denim, or what some call double denim, where an all-denim ensemble is seriously stylish.
It's a fad we love because it offers a range of looks ranging from relaxed to smart-casual, and even evening chic.
Everyone's stepping up their denim game, – from luxury labels to high-street favourites – jeans are no longer just for relaxed days, but also for fashionable evenings and everything in between.
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Well-known Japanese brand, Sacai, goes the traditional way with its double denim design.
It features the standard denim jacket with double breast pockets, metal buttons and contrast stitching.
This timeless piece is paired with baggy jeans, cuffed at the hem, for a confidently cool and put together look that is simply now.
Denim gets the dressy treatment at another Japanese brand, Junya Watanabe.
For his Spring/Summer 2025 menswear collection, the designer creates a distressed denim suit worn with a white shirt, black bow tie, and matching black-and-white derby shoes.
There's no question it's evening wear with a modern update.
Speaking of a modern update, Versace Jeans Couture's denim ensemble is not just contemporary, it's downright beautiful.
The jeans and cropped jacket combo features denim that's been handpainted with one of the Italian label's signature patterns.
Part of Fendi's latest line also includes a patterned denim duo consisting of straight-cut jeans and a collarless jacket.
What makes this ensemble stands out is the leaf and floral print across the denim material, paired with matching denim slip-ons and the brand's popular Peekaboo bag.
French brand Alaia brings its signature sultry elegance to denim in its Spring/Summer 2025 collection, reworking jeans with sculpted silhouettes, knit waistbands, and a touch of architectural flair.
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One eye-catching ensemble is a sleeveless jacket paired with jeans that has a spiral zipper running down the left leg.
It's a cool and playful detail that lets you zip or unzip to reveal just a hint of skin. This unexpected twist adds movement and a touch of daring to an otherwise utilitarian silhouette.
From Chanel comes a denim blouse and jeans detailed with sparkling crystals arranged to resemble delicate feathers.
As seen on Grammy-winning artist Dua Lipa, who is the face of the brand's new Chanel 25 handbag, the dazzling denim ensemble is a clever mix of pop star appeal and polished vglam.
Whether you choose to go for the casual and classic denim-on-denim look, or go all in with flair and flamboyance, there is nothing a little 'jean therapy' can't fix.
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