This article provides a list of shoes to wear with denim dresses, including denim shirt dresses, mini dresses, and maxi dresses. Sneakers are a great choice for casual outfits, providing a carefree charm. For jeans, the most appropriate dress shoes to wear include derby shoes, oxfords, brogue, wingtip shoes, monk straps, and loafers. Brown or tan suede leather shoes are always recommended.
When styling a denim dress, choosing the right shoes is key. Slip-on sneakers or sandals can give you an effortlessly cool vibe, while pointed flats and loafers offer up a chic look. Layering up your wardrobe can help extend the life of certain pieces. For example, wearing white tennis shoes with a denim jacket can transition from one season to the next.
To achieve a workwear aesthetic, pair denim jackets with rugged boots like RW Blacksmiths. Team a denim jacket with white sweatpants for a casual yet stylish outfit. Add sneakers for a less formal look, or add leather flip flops, leather slide sandals, ankle wrap sandals, or white sneakers.
For a more casual look, pair a denim jacket with a maxi dress and cowboy boots for an extra flair. Keep Calm and Chiffon in mind when shopping for shoes to wear with denim dresses.
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Wide leg and high rise have been wearing for at least 3 years. Love it. Just purchased little bit straight leg but still quite wide jeans. And straight leg, more like trouser style, still wear sometimes, cause those and another pair equestrian jeans are black, the rest are blue 😜 Blazer and all suit with belted jacket looks nice. I might get it. And maxi denim skirt I already have. Shoes ah not so sure. Have a blessed day🙏❤️
I just found your website, love this article! Denim is imo the most versatile fabric out there. Timeless and durable. I have a few denim jackets that are 10-15 years old, always in style because there is nothing new under the sun. My blazer is Liz Claiborne, about 2007, high neck with no lapels, (Mandarine style) dark wash,, slightly fitted, and fully lined with medium brown satin-like fabric. So many jean style options, I am sometimes boggled, but a pair of well fitting jeans of any style is a keeper in my closet. Thank you for this article!
Love wide leg, flare. Hate hate hate skinny ffing jeans. Crop length, high kick crop flares are my love, they are perfectly beautiful. No full length or dragging shit on the ground collecting germs and crapshit from every where, yuke. Frayed yes. Denim blazer and bag, please 😍 No denim shoes, no. Love your content and thanks 👍
So helpful getting ready for 2024! Thank you for explaining what we will see this year to help me make informed decisions when I spend money on clothes! I usually don’t purchase trend pieces but it helps me decide where to spend my money if I see something I like and want to be more on trend. I am curious if there are certain washes that will be more on trend or if anything goes? Thanks!
I wish you’d talk about thrifting and secondhand, especially as it relates to denim. Fashion is 100% cyclical, and let me tell you so much of what you are talking about is already out there and has been worn in the past. And in many cases the older items are much better quality, already perfectly aged and can be had for next to nothing. Denim is rampant at the thrift stores; I love buying it there in both the men’s and women’s sections.
Not a fan of the wide legged jeans. Especially on shorter people with thicker thighs. If you’re 5 seven or taller and slender it looks great.. if the thighs are more fitted and they are flared it looks more becoming . The full wide leg that are high water makes most girls look heavy. I hope this is a trend that goes out the back door real soon. I agree slim streets are the most becoming
I find flares so much easier to wear than straight or wide. They add some balance and curves to my more straight figure. Also, my flares aren’t as skinny in the thigh as my 90’s jeans in college. They are more relaxed. The flare at the bottom is still wider than a boot cut for sure, but the contrast of thigh to flare is gentler so looks more updated to me.
I bought a Ralph Lauren denim pencil skirt on sale about 5 years ago for $29 and it’s still my favourite denim garment so cost per wear is mere pennies. The new denim trends that caught my eye in your article are the belted barn jacket and the quilted denim jacket. The latter looks like something I’d wear around the house with my pj’s or lounge wear every day. But I have so-o-o-o many denim jackets already…. do I really need another one?
Great article!! I bought that Mango Midi denim skirt in the gray-black that you linked, and I absolutely love it. It has a great fit and style. I also bought the dark trouser jeans from Chico’s and they are also an absolute hit. I got them in petite, and they fit very well, and are a style winner this winter with my boots.