A no-fail transitional dressing formula: blazer + jeans, styled like this to handle every occasion
No more zoning out in front of your closet before heading out on the weekend!
Have you been spending longer and longer staring blankly at your closet before heading out? You want to check out a newly opened exhibition with your best friends over the weekend, then stop for a glass of natural wine that evening, so your outfit needs to be comfortable without being too formal. That’s when a blazer and jeans really come to the rescue. With its laid-back yet polished feel, this outfit formula has long been a favorite for many women during the transition between seasons.
1. Blazer x Slightly Flared Jeans
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With blazers, the biggest concern is accidentally looking stiff, as if you’ve just gotten off work. Slightly flared jeans are the best way to shake off that dullness. This cut tapers slightly at the knee before naturally flaring out at the calves, making it especially flattering for the legs. Try a collarless blazer with structured shoulders for a sharp, clean silhouette. To add another layer, tie a brightly colored silk scarf over a white T-shirt and step into pointed-toe heels for an instant Parisian street-style feel. What jeans silhouette is trending this spring? A look at European and American street style shows that slightly flared jeans are definitely among the most popular.
2. Blazer x Straight-Leg Jeans
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Straight-leg jeans have always been a wardrobe classic, but this spring, it’s time to wear them with more attitude. Choose a blazer in a classic, fitted cut and neatly tuck your T-shirt into your jeans. A quality black leather belt is the perfect finishing touch. For more dimension, layer a lightweight, structured shirt under the blazer and let the collar peek out slightly. This slightly bookish look feels especially polished, whether you’re headed out on a weekend date or working on your laptop at a café during the week.
3. Blazer x Wide-Leg Jeans
Floor-length wide-leg jeans have remained popular for several seasons, and pairing them with a blazer gives the look plenty of presence. To dress more fashionably than everyone else, choose a slightly oversized black blazer and boldly belt it at the waist to define your silhouette, making your legs instantly look 10 cm longer. If a white T-shirt and jeans feel too plain, try layering a sheer lace skirt over your jeans. The contrast between soft and strong will definitely make you the center of attention on the street.
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