Shop the Color-Block Denim Trend of 2019 |Best Knockoff Luxury Clothing

last updated 14 August 2019

There's a new denim trend circulating the sartorial world, and if you ask us, it's worth ditching your skinny jeans for. We're not here to rag on all of your denim choices up until this point in your life, but we are here to encourage you to step outside your comfort zone and embrace this new denim craze that has us completely starstruck: color-block denim. This new style follows the tried-and-true tale of a bubbling trend. We've spotted it on buzzing influencers, discovered new brands creating it, and are now just starting to see it stock the pages of every major retailer. If we didn't know better (which we do), we'd say this 2019 denim trend is about to take over.

The styles we've seen so far are eye-catching, to say the least, coming in colorways as loud as pink and purple and as muted as two contrasting denim washes of the same color family. Two-tones have been spotted gracing the back pockets of straight-leg jeans, the waistband of cropped flares, and the opposing pant leg of boot cuts. The natural eye-catching nature of this new denim trend makes us wonder what we ever really saw in plain skinny jeans in the first place. Versatility? Yes. Timelessness? Yes. Comfort? Yes. Okay, so skinny jeans aren't that bad. We just really want you to test out two-tone denim because it's fun, and everyone could use a bit of fun this year.

Below, check out this denim trend spotted on Instagram and shop our favorite versions for yourself.

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Veda

Eclipse Jeans

The zipper and button details make these feel so fresh.

Victoria by Victoria Beckham

Patch Detail Jeans

Basically tailored trousers, if you ask me.

Staud

Blonde Two-Tone High-Rise Slim-Leg Jeans

A color combo sent straight from the heavens.

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Wendelborn

Combo Studio Jean

A new brand we're really rooting for.

Sea

Deja Colorblock Jeans

These pants are basically a beginner's guide to white jeans.

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Staud

Blonde Pants

We had to include the black-and-white version of these Staud jeans.

PushButton

Two-Tone Straight Leg Jeans

For those days when your regular jeans just won't cut it.

Jordache

Two-Tone Contrast Bonded Metallic Vintage Straight

From the front, it looks like you have on a really cool belt.

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Alexander Wang

Two-Tone Jeans

Some might say this is just the right amount of acid wash.

Iro

Experience Reverent Jeans

The kind of jeans that will make a white tee and sneakers look top-notch.

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Rachel Comey

Handy Pants

These jeans kill two trends with one stone—utility and color-block denim.

Topshop

Blue Black Colour Block Jeans

The kind of jeans that require a double take.

Monse

Half and Half Jeans

This waistband is officially iconic.

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