Jessica Biel and skinny jeans go so very well together. Every fall, without fail, she steps out in cool skinny jean and ankle boot outfits that undoubtedly inspire plenty of outfit ideas for plenty of women who follow her effortless, accessible off-duty style. This week, Biel found another fresh way to style skinny jeans: with a wintery fair isle sweater, a cape, hoop earrings, and dark blue accessories.
The choice of a cape as her outerwear while trekking around New York City is actually quite clever. The reason? The problem with bulky sweaters is that they often don't fit properly under a coat or jacket, but the cape allows for extra warmth and freedom of movement. Plus, the oversize proportions look perfect with skinny jeans.
Keep scrolling to see and shop Jessica Biel's latest skinny-jean look, as well as some of her past skinny-jean looks at the end.
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