This spring’s denim trends are elevated, comfortable, and flattering. Whether you’re heading to school drop-off, brunch, the office, or date night, these are the jeans that feel modern but still make sense for real life. Check out my spring jean refresh below with all of my favorites and a few new finds!
White Jeans (The Spring Staple That Always Wins)
White denim is a staple I return to every year! They are so perfect for wearing to work, church, out to lunch, etc.
The pair above is amazing quality and so flattering. When choosing a white pair of denim, be sure to watch out for any sheerness.
Black Jeans (Spring’s Underrated Essential)
Black denim is so chic & flattering. It is one of my favorites to break out on cooler days or wear going out in the evenings.
They are perfect for casual Friday at the office, wear to dinner with the girlfriends or just a day out and about!
The pair above are wide leg and incredibly flattering on every body type.
The Reimagined Classic Blue Jeans
Straight Leg Jean
Classic blue denim isn’t going anywhere, but it is constantly evolving! The pair above are one of my top favorites that truly get better each wear.
They also make your bum look amazing! You’ll have them for years.
Barrel Leg Jean
Last year, barrel jeans became all the rage. This pair is at the perfect price point if you’ve been wanting to try them out.
Wide Leg Jean
Wide leg jeans are all the rage and I am here for it.
It offers structure through the waist and hips, then flows straight down from the thigh, creating a long, elongating line.
The Viral Sweatpant Jean (Yes, It’s Actually Chic)
You’ve probably seen them all over social media – the “sweatpant jean” hybrid that looks polished but feels like loungewear. I was hesitant at first to get them, but you guys I never want to take them off. They are perfect for running errands, chores at home, lounging, travel, etc. They are incrediblly soft and has a real zipper & pockets!
Thank you guys so much for reading! Be sure to check out my last post on Amazon Spring Athleisure.
