6 2026 Trends to Style With Your Stovepipe Jeans This Spring

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Skinny jeans aren't everyone's cup of tea. But if you’re feeling fatigued by pools of baggy denim, stovepipe silhouettes strike the perfect balance. Slim through the hip and thigh with a straight leg, the elongating bottoms are a true wardrobe workhorse, pairing seamlessly with just about anything in your closet. This spring, consider zhuzhing up your stovepipe jeans by styling them with one of 2026's top trends.

If you favor a tried-and-true outfit formula, marry the jeans with a denim button-up, a classic silhouette poised to steal the spotlight this spring. Alternatively, if your sartorial goal is to stand out in a sea of people, wearing your stovepipe jeans with a peplum top should do the trick. Because, yes, in case you missed it, the once-ubiquitous 2010s silhouette has officially reentered the chat—and it looks surprisingly chic with the denim trend .

Below, we're breaking down the best 2026 trends to wear with your stovepipe jeans this spring.

Denim Button-Ups

Lucy Williams in stovepipe jeans

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There’s a reason denim on denim—the Canadian tuxedo, if you will—has endured. It never fails. Since the jeans lean fitted, balance the silhouette with an oversize top. Seal the deal with a nonchalant half-tuck, a styling hack fashion people swear by.

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Pointed-Toe Heels

Sylvie Mus in stovepipe jeans

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While stovepipe jeans already offer a leg-lengthening effect, a pair of pointed-toe heels simply dial it up. If pumps aren't your thing, pointed-toe flats achieve the same results.

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Suede Jackets

Anouk Yve in stovepipe jeans

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Suede jackets reigned last fall, and the trend still has the fashion set in a choke hold. Once the forecast no longer calls for a heavy puffer, style your stovepipe jeans with the lightweight layer. Brown versions may be leading the charge, but don't shy away from a bright iteration if that better aligns with your style.

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Boat Shoes

Géraldine Boublil in stovepipe jeans

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Thought boat shoes were just a passing fad? The fashion industry would have to disagree. The preppy classic still has the fashion crowd hooked—especially when styled with stovepipe denim. Finish with a polo top or cashmere pullover, and you're good to go.

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Peplum Tops

Jen Wonders in a peplum top

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Yes, the rumors are true—peplum is back in full force. But instead of pairing the silhouette with skinny jeans à la 2016, opt for stovepipes for a more refined effect. Once sandal season rears its head, complete the outfit with sleek slides.

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Structured Blazers

Marilyn in a boxy blazer

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The more structured the blazer, the better—that seems to be the motto these days. Believe it or not, silhouettes with shoulder pads are all the rage again. Ground the bold shape with streamlined stovepipe jeans to keep the outfit from feeling overdone.

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Kelsey Stewart
Kelsey Stewart
Contributing Fashion Editor

Kelsey is a Los Angeles based fashion, lifestyle, and beauty writer with more than six years of experience. She began her career in 2019 as an intern at The Zoe Report, where she later held roles including Editorial Assistant, Fashion Beauty Writer, and Associate Fashion Editor. Kelsey also spent time at Shopbop as a copywriter, shaping homepage, email, and social media content for the retailer. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Fashion Business Management from The Fashion Institute of Technology. Her work has also appeared in Vogue, Glamour, Byrdie, InStyle, Refinery29, WWD, Footwear News, and Coveteur.