If you want straight-leg-jean inspiration, you can always turn to Lily-Rose Depp. She is basically the poster girl for cool, '90s-inspired denim, and she just stepped out in a pair that's becoming quite the trend among those in the know: cream straight-leg jeans.
This time of year, it can be tempting to just reach for the black or blue skinny jeans (yet again) and call it a day, but if you want to mix things up this season and try something a little different, this is the trend to embrace. We've been seeing a lot of cream straight-leg jeans on the market (and on Instagram) as of late, which confirms that the light hue isn't just for summer. We especially love them with other neutrals like a camel coat or gray sweater.
Keep scrolling to see the trend in action and shop our favorite pairs of winter white jeans.
On Lily-Rose Depp: Chanel sunglasses and bag
On Lily-Rose Depp: Swildens x Pyrenex jacket; Ugg Classic Short II Boots ($160); Chanel bag
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