Hold the Basic Jeans—This Stylish Denim Detail Makes Your Low-Key Outfits So Much More Elevated
This low-key denim trend makes off-duty outfits exponentially more interesting.
The jeans! The jacket! The shoes! In Amanda Seyfried’s recent London, I think I just stumbled across spring styling perfection. Let’s break it down.
Forgoing a classic straight-leg pair, Amanda still nodded to the season’s most-wanted denim silhouette, but with a clever twist that exponentially elevated her outfit. Opting for jeans finished with a contrasting two-tone design, a subtle, thoughtful detail added dimension and interest while creating a long, uninterrupted line down the leg, lengthening her silhouette in the process.
Building on that foundation, Amanda kept the rest of her look pared back yet polished. A sleek, collarless blazer formalised the ensemble without feeling stuffy, reinforcing that low-key, considered elegance that Londoners do so well.
Then came the finishing touch. Instead of defaulting to casual trainers or classic ballet flats, Amanda chose a chic pointed-toe heel, injecting a sense of poise that no other shoe could quite compete with.
While her thoughtful styling certainly elevated her look, it’s the jeans that set the tone. Just as wearable as your go-to single-wash pair, two-tone denim introduces contrast and dimension, making it one of the easiest ways to energise your everyday wardrobe.
Inspired by Amanda’s look? Scroll on to discover and shop the two-tone jeans trend below.
Shop Two-Tone Jeans:
This comes in UK sizes 4—22.
The subtle two-tone detailing adds an easy point of interest.
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