28 Wide-Leg Jeans For Breathing Room (Unexpected Barrel Jeans Included)

Denim trends open up our eyes and offer us opportunities to experiment with our personal styles, but we always know which silhouettes complement our body shapes best and make us feel confident. And wide-leg jeans certainly make me feel the most confident. I personally enjoy a high-waisted and cropped wide-leg style that enhances my curves and gives my legs breathing room. But there are so many wide-leg jean styles to choose from (and believe us when we say, wide-leg jeans will never go out of style).

From ankle-cut flared jeans to floor-grazing baggy jeans, there’s plenty of subtle and statement-making silhouettes to experiment with. And now, barrel-leg jeans, with their unique wide darted-knee details and not-so-wide hemlines, are having a moment. So whether you’re looking for ultra-modern or vintage-inspired denim for a casual street-style or elevated work look, we’ve compiled some of the best wide-leg jeans to slip into this fall.

Read on to shop the season’s hottest wide-leg jeans from Refinery29 reader-favorite brands like Free People, Anthropologie, Abercrombie & Fitch, Reformation, and Madewell.

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Classic Wide-Leg Jeans

Whether cropped or floor-length, a classic pair of wide-leg jeans can do wonders for your wardrobe. Style the versatile denim staple with a crop top and slingback heels in the summer, or a cardigan and chunky clogs in the fall. Scroll on to find slim trouser-like cuts, along with ultra-wide ankle-length jeans, with fun details like studs, statement stitching, and pleats.

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Maeve The Colette Cropped High-Rise Wide-Leg Jeans, $, available at Anthropologie

Reformation Cary High Rise Slouchy Wide Leg Jeans

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Reformation Cary High Rise Slouchy Wide Leg Jeans, $, available at Reformation

Rolla’s Sailor Jeans

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Rolla's Sailor Jeans, $, available at Free People

Kotn Delta Denim

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Kotn Delta Denim, $, available at Kotn

Levi’s Ribcage Wide Leg Jeans

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Levi's Ribcage Wide Leg Jeans, $, available at Levi's

Gap High Rise Stride Wide-Leg Jeans

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Gap High Rise Stride Wide-Leg Jeans, $, available at Gap

J.Crew Denim Trouser

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J.Crew Denim Trouser, $, available at J.Crew

Barrel-Leg Jeans

Barrel-leg jeans have spiked in popularity recently, thanks to their sculptural shape, surprisingly flattering fit and easy-to-get availability, now that so many retailers are selling such a divisive style. Also called horseshoe jeans or balloon jeans, they curve out at the knee (wider than your hips) for extra room, and taper in at the ankle. Look through our top picks, which feature darted seams and statement stitching.

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Abercrombie & Fitch Mid Rise Barrel Jean, $, available at Abercrombie & Fitch

Madewell The Darted Barrel-Leg Jean

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Madewell The Darted Barrel-Leg Jean, $, available at Madewell

Agolde Balloon Jean

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Agolde Balloon Jean, $, available at Agolde

Tibi Classic Wash Denim Sid Jeans

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Tibi Classic Wash Denim Sid Jeans, $, available at Shopbop

Everlane The Utility Barrel Jean

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Everlane The Utility Barrel Jean, $, available at Everlane

Citizens of Humanity Horseshoe Jean

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Citizens of Humanity Horseshoe Jean, $, available at Citizens of Humanity

Frame Crop Balloon Leg Jean

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Frame Crop Balloon Leg Jeans, $, available at Frame

Baggy Jeans

If you’re looking for super-casual and comfortable denim, there are plenty of wide-leg jeans that are slouchier, baggier, and more relaxed. Find billowy styles that skim or pool at the floor, or require you to cuff them. Opt for low-rise, mid-rise, or drawstring waists for a super relaxed fit. And look out for faded or distressed washes for your next ultra-casual wide-leg jean.

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ASOS DESIGN Curve Soft Wide Leg Jeans, $, available at ASOS

Zara Mid-Waist Baggy Balloon Jeans

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Zara Mid-Waist Baggy Balloon Jeans, $, available at Zara

Good American Good Ease Relaxed Jeans

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Good American Good Ease Relaxed Jeans, $, available at Good American

Mother Denim The Hustler Roller Sneak Jeans

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Mother Denim The Hustler Roller Sneak Jeans, $, available at Mother Denim

Old Navy Mid-Rise Baggy Wide-Leg Jeans

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Old Navy Mid-Rise Baggy Wide-Leg Jeans, $, available at Old Navy

Universal Standard ComfortDenim Drawstring Jean Trouser

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Universal Standard ComfortDenim Drawstring Jean Trouser, $, available at Universal Standard

BDG Logan Buckle Baggy Boyfriend Jean

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BDG Logan Buckle Baggy Boyfriend Jean, $, available at Urban Outfitters

Flared Jeans

If a wide cut that starts at your hips feels a bit too dramatic, try a pair of flared bottoms that start to widen around the knee instead. This subtler style still makes a statement without giving a full-on bell bottom look. Try styles with chic trouser seams and dark washes for elevated, going-out looks, or lived-in frayed hems for a vintage rockstar vibe. Click on to see if flared jeans are the best wide-leg jean option for you.

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Ann Taylor The Seamed Boot Jean, $, available at Ann Taylor

Warp + Weft Mia Plus Flare Jeans

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Warp + Weft Mia Plus Flare Jeans, $, available at Warp + Weft

1822 Denim Fit & Lift High Waist Flare Jeans

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1822 Denim Fit & Lift High Waist Flare Jeans, $, available at Nordstrom

Torrid Perfect Flare Vintage Stretch Mid-Rise Jean

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Torrid Perfect Flare Vintage Stretch Mid-Rise Jean, $, available at Torrid

Wrangler Fierce Flare Jean

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Wrangler Fierce Flare Jean, $, available at Wrangler

L’Agence Sera Sneaker Flare Jean

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L'Agence Sera Sneaker Flare Jean, $, available at L'Agence

Na-kd Flared High Waist Stretch Jeans

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NA-KD Flared High Waist Stretch Jeans, $, available at NA-KD

Wide-Leg Jeans

Whether cropped or floor-length, a classic pair of wide-leg jeans can do wonders for your wardrobe. Style the versatile denim staple with a fitted crop top and strappy sandals in the summer or an oversized sweater and ankle boots in the winter. Below, find modern interpretations of the iconic '70s bellbottom style, including slim trouser-like cuts along with ultra-wide ankle-length jeans.

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Reformation Cary High Rise Slouchy Wide Leg Cropped Jeans, $, available at Reformation

Gap High Rise Stride Wide-Leg Jeans with Washwell

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Gap High Rise Stride Wide-Leg Jeans with Washwell, $, available at Gap

Rolla’s Sailor Jeans

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Rolla's Sailor Jeans, $, available at Free People

Pilcro High-Rise Wide-Leg Trouser Jeans

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Pilcro High-Rise Wide-Leg Trouser Jeans, $, available at Anthropologie

Banana Republic Pleated High-Rise Wide-Leg Jean

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Banana Republic Pleated High-Rise Wide-Leg Jean, $, available at Banana Republic

J.Crew Denim Trouser in Chambray Blue Wash

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J.Crew Denim Trouser in Chambray Blue Wash, $, available at J.Crew

Good American Good Waist Palazzo Cropped Jeans

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Good American Good Waist Palazzo Cropped Jeans, $, available at Good American

Madewell Superwide-Leg Jeans

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Madewell Superwide-Leg Jeans, $, available at Madewell

Gap Factory High Rise Wide-Leg Ankle Jeans

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Gap Factory High Rise Wide-Leg Ankle Jeans, $, available at Gap Factory

Levi’s Ribcage Wide Leg Jeans

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Levi's Ribcage Wide Leg Jeans, $, available at Levi's

Everlane The Mariner Jean

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Everlane The Mariner Jean, $, available at Everlane

Flared Jeans

If a wide cut that starts at your hips feels a bit too dramatic for you, try a pair of flared bottoms that start to widen around the knee. This subtle style still makes a statement. Go for ripped knees or frayed hems for a vintage rockstar vibe or bold seams and vented ankles for an elevated, going-out look. Scroll on to see if flared jeans are the route to go down for your style journey.

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Wrangler Bonnie Destructed Loose Flare Jean in Bad Intention, $, available at Wrangler

We The Free Jayde Flare Jeans

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We The Free Jayde Flare Jeans, $, available at Free People

Abercrombie & Fitch Curve Love High Rise Vintage Flare Jean

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Abercrombie & Fitch Curve Love High Rise Vintage Flare Jean, $, available at Abercrombie & Fitch

Frame Le High 'N' Tight Crop Mini Boot Jeans

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Frame Le High 'N' Tight Crop Mini Boot Jeans, $, available at Frame

Seventy + Mochi Queenie High-Rise Straight-Leg Jeans

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seventy + mochi Queenie High-Rise Straight-Leg Jeans, $, available at Anthropologie

& Other Stories Flared High Waist Jeans

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& Other Stories Flared High Waist Jeans, $, available at & Other Stories

American Eagle Curvy Super High-Waisted Flare Jean

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American Eagle Curvy Super High-Waisted Flare Jean, $, available at American Eagle

Asos Design '70s' Power Stretch Flared Jeans

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ASOS DESIGN '70s' Power Stretch Flared Jeans, $, available at ASOS

Express Mid Rise Ripped Raw Hem 70s Flare Jeans

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Express Mid Rise Medium Wash Ripped Raw Hem 70s Flare Jeans, $, available at Express

Baggy Jeans

If you're looking for super-casual and comfortable denim, there are plenty of wide-leg jeans that are slouchier, baggier, and more relaxed. Find billowy styles that are cropped and ones that pool at the floor or require you to cuff them, including those with extra width around the knees, like the iconic Citizens of Humanity horseshoe jeans. So for your wide-leg denim dreams, consider all the baggy jeans out there.

Shop Zara

Zara TRF Mid-Rise Wide Leg Slouchy Jeans, $, available at Zara

Cotton On Relaxed Wide Leg Jean

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Cotton On Relaxed Wide Leg Jean, $, available at Cotton On

AGOLDE Dame Jeans

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Agolde Dame Jeans, $, available at Free People

AG Jeans Stella High-Rise Wide-Leg Jeans

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AG Jeans Stella High-Rise Wide-Leg Jeans, $, available at Anthropologie

Bershka Slouchy Dad Jeans

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Bershka Slouchy Dad Jeans, $, available at ASOS

BDG Rih Extreme Baggy Mid-Rise Jean

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BDG Rih Extreme Baggy Mid-Rise Jean, $, available at Urban Outfitters

Old Navy Extra High-Waisted Baggy Wide-Leg Jeans

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Old Navy Extra High-Waisted Baggy Wide-Leg Non-Stretch Jeans, $, available at Old Navy

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Double The Outfit Inspo: Why We’re Obsessed With Fashion Influencer Couples

When Aki Kim, 71, and Koichi Suzuki Kim, 73, began posting outfit videos to their Instagram and TikTok accounts (@akiandkoichi) in the spring of this year, neither the couple nor their daughter Yuri (who creates and posts content on their behalf) expected to gain 1 million followers before the end of the summer. While the outfits — from some of their favorite brands like Issey Miyake, Loewe, Comme des Garcons and APC — change from video to video, the format remains simple, featuring the couple in their California neighborhood. 

“We never anticipated this level of attention and it still feels unreal to us,” the Kims told Refinery29 in a joint statement. “It’s difficult to pinpoint why we believe people are responding positively. We think people appreciate our style, but it might also be tied to the joy we convey.” Although the goal of their accounts has never been financial — “as 70-somethings starting a new adventure, we believe fashion can help everyone feel confident and true to themselves. Fashion is about feeling good no matter your age,” they say — in addition to followers, the Kims have since secured partnerships with brands like ASOS, Warby Parker and Uniqlo, catapulting them into the growing space of fashion influencer couples.

From Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake’s matching denim outfits in 2003 to Kourtney Kardashian’s Travis Barker-influenced style 20 years later, people have been obsessed with couples’ fashion for ages. In more recent years though, this has gone beyond celebrity pairings with internet duos like Aki and Koichi, Young Emperors and more gaining devoted followings and engaged virtual communities. 

In June, Remi Alfallah and Erris Burke, 27 and 28 respectively, shared a video of themselves posing in their kitchen that received 11 million views and 431,000 likes and counting. In it, the LA- and London-based couple are seen wearing matching black outfits — Alfallah in a secondhand Roberto Cavalli dress, Burke in an AREA crop top and Zara mini skirt. The caption reads, “No one talks about the struggles of two femmes trying to find a non-cringe way to post.”

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Burke, who has been creating fashion and lifestyle content for four years, met film producer Alfallah via Instagram in 2022, and began sharing videos of Alfallah a few months into their relationship. Fast forward to last summer: The couple created joint accounts on TikTok and Instagram (as @remianderris), sharing videos of their everyday outfits which range from baggy jeans and crop tops to mini skirts and boots. While Burke mostly wears loose-fitting streetwear, Alfallah likes to pair feminine silhouettes with masculine accessories like ties, flat caps and chunky shoes — though they also share their clothes and coordinate outfits that play to each other’s aesthetics. Now, a few hundred thousand followers later, the couple has been signed to a talent agency while their accounts continue to grow daily.

Just as the Kims hope to provide representation for seniors, Alfallah and Burke started their account to create a space for queer people and couples who dress like them. “There is a certain stereotype of more masculine queer women that’s often shown in pop culture, which is obviously valid and exists, but for people outside of that, [we’re] like, ‘Can I see somebody like me who dresses more feminine, or is more of a tomboy?’” Alfallah tells Refinery29.

Indiana-based couple Daniel Mirage and Shamaria Thomas, both 21, use Mirage’s account (@daniel_mirage) to showcase style trends. In their posts, they wear coordinated streetwear and Y2K-inspired outfits that include jorts, shrunken tops, matching Timberland boots and various secondhand finds. “We’re both in this weird, experimental phase where we know what we like and don’t, but we’re still trying to find things that we wouldn’t necessarily have worn a year ago,” Thomas tells Refinery29. “Most of the time we get ready together and decide on a theme for the day,” Mirage adds. Some of their recent themes included jersey dressing (where both wore thrifted sports tops and matching shorts) and Western-inspired cowboy boots and chunky loafers. 

“It was a really positive response,” Mirage says about when he first started featuring Thomas on his account. “All my friends who see my page were really happy for me.” Mirage’s followers and engagement have grown with their increased couple content, which often features smooth transitions and outfit compilations. Comments on their videos range from “me and who?” and “ya’ll compliment each other so well,” to inquiries about outfit details. 

While #FitPics isn’t a new format, the success that these couples are experiencing is further proof that users today are looking for more than just aspirational fashion content. In a recent Refinery29 survey that asked 82 readers to list the reasons they follow influencers, 56% said because they make creative content, 43% said because they’re relatable, and 33% said it was because “they showcase a lifestyle I admire or aspire to.”

@pipanddeya let’s get to work 📸 #girlfriend #boyfriend #comedy ♬ original sound – Pip & Deya

“A lot of what we see online is someone speaking to the camera, so you miss out on that human interaction… And that’s what people love,” Deya Suresh tells Refinery29. “Like when TikTok came around, everything was so raw and relatable because it’s not carefully curated and people are just sitting down in their messy rooms.” On their travel-focused account @pipanddeya, Suresh alongside her partner Pip Puveendran, both 33 and based in Toronto, post fit checks, often on the street or on holiday, and meme videos that show their personality. In their videos, Suresh wears feminine silhouettes like milkmaid dresses, printed blouses, and A-line skirts, while Puveendran sports tailored pieces, matching sets, and activewear. “We wanted a place where we could just be us,” Suresh says of their account. 

We can’t complain, this is our dream job… However, it’s not a vacation. We wake up, we film, we edit, we go on our emails.

Deya Suresh

While Suresh and Puveendran try to stay as authentic as possible, the two full-time creators also treat it like a business. This comes with cons. “We can’t complain — like this is our dream job and we get paid to travel — however, it’s not like a vacation. We wake up, we film, we edit while on vacation, we go on our emails, ” Suresh says. “One rule we’ve recently been implementing is we try to make our last day of vacation a [non-working] ‘us day.’” Alfallah and Burke also recognize the need to balance being present in their relationship while showcasing personal moments that their followers come to love them for. “If there’s a moment that goes by and you’re trying to be present, where you forget to film or you don’t want to, there’s this lingering guilt like, ‘that would have done so well,’” Alfallah says. 

When asked what would happen to their content if they broke up, Puveendran says he’s not worried about that: “We do bicker and fight, but ultimately we have the same love for travel and content creation that, if I were to be with somebody else who wasn’t part of that world, I would have a nightmare existence with them. They wouldn’t understand why I want to take a nice drone shot at sunrise [laughs].” Mirage and Thomas agree that their social media journey so far “has been pretty easy.” With their audience and career opportunities growing alongside their relationship, according to the two, their hardest challenges are deciding on outfits and finding aesthetically pleasing locations to film.

As the world of fashion influencers continues to change, couples content gives us the wholesome vibes we deserve — and two times the outfit inspiration.

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If we were to come up with our holy trinity of fall outerwear, it would be: the trench coat, the leather jacket and the oversized blazer. Most of us have at least one of the three in our wardrobe, if we’re fortunate. But as fall creeps up on us yet again (unbelievable, right?) and as our summer dresses start requiring additional companions, it might be time to refresh our rotation of coats and jackets for the new season. Fortunately, a new crop of outerwear trends is on the horizon — and they’re as exciting and timeless as ever.

The fall 2024 runways gave us a preview of coat and jacket styles, from statement tailored jackets by Jil Sander and Chanel to trendy leopard-print coats at Versace, Isabel Marant and Christian Dior. The designer collections are now ready to shop and our favorite mainstream brands have gotten in on the fun, too. Crowd-favorite Aligne has brought out a new range of bright blazers, while Reformation’s recent Laura Harrier collaboration features a celebrity-approved leopard-print jacket. Other outerwear trends, like capes, denim jackets and collared bombers, have also made their way to the market from brands like ASOS, Marks & Spencer and COS.

If the recent street style at Copenhagen Fashion Week is anything to go by — despite the summer temperatures, fashion-forward guests showed us just how versatile gilets, denim jackets and trench coats can be — now is actually the perfect time to start assessing our wardrobe for the season ahead. Scroll on to discover the top five coat and jacket trends to expect for fall 2024. 

Fall Outerwear Trend 2024: Denim Jackets

The jean jacket is having a well-deserved renaissance. Thanks to the enduring Western fashion trend, double denim styling and fashion’s return to basics, everyone will be wearing jean jackets this fall. Oversized, longline and cropped styles offer a variety of fits, while statement-lovers can find jean jackets with diamanté details, bold prints or patchwork styles. If you’re lucky, you might have a long-forgotten denim jacket at the back of your wardrobe, just waiting to see the light of day again.

Fall Outerwear Trend 2024: Leopard Print

If you’ve been all about the leopard-print trend this year (lifelong fans, we see you too), you’ll be happy to know the look is still going strong, showing up on standout jackets and coats on the fall 2024 runways. We spotted the print on long coats from Christian Dior and Balenciaga, on jacket linings from Isabel Marant and on a Versace jacket in a red and black colorway. Off the runway, you can shop similar coats and jackets from brands that are known for their leopard print such as Ganni, Sister Jane and Damson Madder. While you’re at it, add a matching leopard-print bag or hat for an even bolder look.

Fall Outerwear Trend 2024: Vests

Fall 2024 sees the gilet becoming an outerwear staple. Quilted and printed tie-front styles (a Scandinavian brand mainstay) are leading the charge, although you can also expect to see bouclé, puffer and workwear styles as well as classic sweater vests and waistcoats. The best part about gilets? Their functionality and versatility. Wear them alone on warmer days or layered over a T-shirt or sweater once the temperature drops.

Fall Outerwear Trend 2024: Bright-Colored Blazers 

A bright blazer offers the perfect seasonal contrast to fall’s typically muted tones. As proven with this year’s trends like waistcoats and collarless blazers, tailoring can be more versatile than ever. Take a leaf out of stylists’ books by pairing a bright red, green or yellow blazer with a more toned-down outfit like jeans and a tee, a midi dress or a gym outfit. For an added touch, cinch your blazer with a mismatched belt, just as Emilia Wickstead and Chanel did on the fall 2024 runways.

Fall Outerwear Trend 2024: Capes

New York Fashion Week’s fall 2024 shows made a convincing case for capes. Contrary to the superhero aesthetic, the range of styles is quite vast, from Tibi and Ulla Johnson’s knit capes and Marina Moscone’s scarf version to Richard Quinn and Brandon Maxwell’s dress-style capes. On the high street, you’ll find trench and raincoat capes that are practical for fall weather, and embellished, accessory-style capes and scarves that are useful even now for an air-conditioned office.

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We’re slowly but surely slipping into fall, and with that, we’re excited to indulge in pumpkin spice lattes, Gilmore Girls re-runs, spooky season, and extra-cozy outfits. And luckily, Refinery29 reader-favorite brands like Abercrombie & Fitch, Everlane, and more have already released fall styles.

For those who miss back-to-school shopping, Everlane’s batch of new arrivals includes its “Preppycore” fall collection, which features oversized cardigans, statement stripes, and chunky loafers. The new drop also includes off-duty loungewear that you can wear around campus, to run errands, or cuddle up and watch Halloween movies. You’ll also find trending red (the color of 2024) styles across sweatsuit separates and midi dresses. Oh, and don’t forget to check out the brand’s utility barrel pants, which have gone viral on TikTok — and for a good reason.

Read on to peruse and shop Everlane’s fall arrivals, which you can start wearing now.

Everlane Fall Preppycore Styles

If you want to feel and look like you stepped out of an ‘80s coming-of-age movie, look to Everlane’s “Preppycore” fall collection. From striped button-down shirts and polo tops to oversized blazers and cardigans, there are tons of nostalgic silhouettes and prints that make for tried-and-true fall styles. Wear the tops on their own or layer up button-downs with sweaters and jackets for an ultra-preppy look as the temperatures drop. You’ll also find trending denim, like vintage-inspired jeans and denim skirts to serve as the building blocks of your fall outfits. 

Everlane Off-Duty Loungewear

Fall is synonymous with cozy season, which means bundling up. Everlane has a new off-duty loungewear collection, full of sweatsuit staples like organic cotton half-zip sweaters, hoodies, and joggers to do just that. Wear these styles — which come in neutrals like black, navy, grey, bone, and beige — paired together as matching sets. Or: blend the colorways for a mismatched look or with jeans for a casual vibe.

Everlane Trending Poppy Red Styles

Refinery29 editors love red, a color that’s bold yet wearable and versatile. Everlane currently has a section dedicated to the vibrant Poppy Red, which is a fun alternative to more typical fall hues like burgundy or rust orange. Add the hue to your fall wardrobe as a pop of color via a pair of knit ballet flats or go for a full-on red sweater dress.

Everlane TikTok-Famous Pants

Everlane’s utility pants are all bestsellers and famous in their own right, with the Utility Barrel Pant — which has a 4.6-star rating courtesy of 1,402 customers — in particular, gaining a cult-status on TikTok for its statement stitching and flattering fit. This silhouette is also available in denim options. Or you can check out the popular utilitarian style in similar silhouettes, like wide-leg pants, straight-leg pants, or curve-leg pants.

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