
Hot take: The most exciting thing about fall fashion isn’t the cozy knit sweaters or the luxurious leather boots. It isn’t even the statement outerwear or the opportunities for creative layering. It’s the denim. There is just something so instinctual about slipping into a trusty pair of lived-in jeans as soon as the temperature drops; it’s comforting and reliable — like turning to the sartorial version of a best friend.
The fashion set agrees. Between Copenhagen and NYC, the street style popping up at various fashion weeks across the past month has showcased a slew of denim-centric outfits, ranging from the polished to the playful. Even better? Each inspiring outfit can easily be made your own with the help of AG. With versatile denim styles that integrate effortlessly into your wardrobe, you’ll have plenty of new sartorial “best friends” to turn to this season. One thing is clear: No fall look is complete without some really good denim.
Modern Boho
The big boho resurgence of fall means ruffled blouses, slouchy sling bags, wooden-heeled shoes, and all things suede are back in the style spotlight. And what goes better with them than denim? A pair of high-rise barrel-leg jeans brings the perfect amount of slouch and casual ease to offset a prim and proper blouse, as do black and silver-accented accessories. The overall effect is a modern take on a ’70s-inspired outfit, and one you’ll want to wear on repeat.
1) AG Hattie High-Rise Barrel Jeans, $265; 2) Laura Lombardi Silver Mini Grazia Earrings, $140; 3) Dôen Ingrid Top, $348; 4) Victoria Beckham Mini Chain Pouch Bag, $950; 5) Khaite Arizona Boot, $990
Sophisticated Slouch
Take your wide-leg jeans straight into fall with a tailored edge and a fresh color palette. The appeal of this outfit lies in its ability to expertly combine unexpected autumnal hues like burgundy and khaki, with denim as the reliable base upon which to layer. Start with a pair of low-slung palazzo pants. The pleated detailing and trouser pockets give it a polished look that plays nicely with fall suiting. From there, lean into the streamlined look with a structured khaki top — perhaps something in a thick rib knit or leather. Sharp burgundy accessories and statement gold jewelry round out the sophisticated look.
1) AG Pleated Stella Low-Slung Palazzo Jeans, $265; 2) JW Anderson JWA Corner Tote Bag, $799; 3) Scanlan Theodore Knit Shirt, $350; 4) Alexis Bittar Large Molten Bangle Bracelet, $225; 5) Jimmy Choo Maryanne 65 Slingback Pump, $875
Maxed Out
The denim maxi skirt has transcended its trendy status to become a true wardrobe staple you can wear all year long. This fall, forgo the obvious choice of wearing it with a sweater and tall boots and instead inject some fun in styling your denim maxi skirt. A top in a bold print and sneakers in a moody color — both leopard and burgundy are big trends right now — feel just the right amount of playful while still being appropriately autumnal. When the weather turns, just add a trench coat or leather bomber jacket.
1) AG Davina Maxi Skirt, $245; 2) Jacques Marie Mage Besset Sunglasses, $750; 3) Reformation Keegan Knit Tank, $58; 4) Aritzia Pillar Solid Brass Leather Belt, $78; 5) adidas Samba OG Wonder White/Maroon Sneakers, $156
Double Denim
Denim overshirts are having a moment and they were seen everywhere during fashion month. And for good reason; it’s a comfortable transitional piece you can easily layer over anything. Take notes from the fashion set and wear your denim shirt jacket oversized and buttoned up as a top with high-rise wide-leg jeans in a similar wash. Break up all the denim by incorporating different textures via your accessories, like a bouclé clutch or woven leather flats.
1) AG Kora High-Rise Wide-Leg Jeans, $225; 2) Jenny Bird Nouveaux Puff Earrings, $138; 3) AG Kea Shirt Jacket, $275; 4) Themoirè Bios Weaved Re-Fur, $482; 5) St. Agni Macrame Mesh Ballet Flats, $329
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