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Skinny or Baggy Jeans in 2023?
While it’s true that fashion trends travel in cycles, denim has to have the most disorganized cycle we’ve ever witnessed. People certainly enjoy determining what trendy based on its various subcategories for something that never goes out of style is. You might be wondering which types of denim you’ll see dominating the clothes racks in 2023, as denim is one of the only clothing products keeping in-person shopping alive (if you’re someone who can locate the ideal pair of jeans online without trying them on, I can’t relate). According to the jeans that experts predict will command the spotlight—and vigorous TikTok debates—next year, we have prepared the definitive denim trend guide to use as a guide. ( Warning: This year does not commemorate the return of skinny jeans. But keep in mind that you are the only one who can decide what looks good on you. If that means rocking your belly-high skinnies forever, we are here for it.
Denim lingerie
Even though denim would not be the first texture you think of when considering sexy lingeries material, you might have to reconsider that now. Denim is emerging as the material of choice on a wide variety of brassieres, continuing the trend of exposed lingerie (which we can partially attribute to Julia Fox’s all-denim ensembles). Jaide concurs, saying that the theme for 2023 is “showcasing denim in non-traditional ways.” “Edgy collections of denim bralettes and bustiers that can be dressed as tops give classic denim a modern makeover.” Put on your favorite blazer for a style that is effortlessly chic.
Two-toned denim
This style enables you to combine the greatest qualities of both washes if you can’t decide between dark or light denim. One of the more daring jean trends anticipated to develop in 2023, according to Zee Fields, owner, and founder of Profade Apparel and LOULOU DAMOUR, is two-toned or color-blocked denim. The color blocking acts as a contour for your legs and can help make them appear longer than they actually are, which is a bonus for all my short girls out there.
Cargo denim
As Gen Zers and millennials alike romanticize their closets with slip dresses, tube tops, and cargo pants, Pinterest predicts that rom-com elements will rule in 2023. The updated version, which comes in both traditional blue and vibrant colors, can be worn as pants, jackets, shorts, or skirts.
Baggy silhouettes
2022 was dominated by the 1990s, and 2023 is predicted to be even more so. The version from 2023 has a more or less loose fit, and waistlines are (sadly) getting smaller as low-rise fashion slowly, but indeed, starts to make a comeback. And after the ever-popular mom jean, which has a loose straight leg down and a little tapered and tighter fit on the top, dad jeans are expected to become more prevalent in 2019. Possessing this trend successfully depends on proportions; if you go loose on the bottom, choose a tighter fit on top.
Patchwork denim
Patchwork in 2023 is a little more sophisticated than in the past when it simply meant logos and squares. These patches are for people who want to make their bottoms the focus of attention. They range from contrasting panels (like those seen at Nensi Dojaka) to blending denim and leather (like those seen at Stella McCartney). The trick is to keep it simple with a few accessories and a neutral top so that the pants can take center stage (a white shirt never fails).
Puddle pants
If there’s one thing about this trend we can say, it’s that its name fits. When you walk, your puddle trousers or jeans will pool on the ground because they were just a little bit too long for you. Because puddle pants are back with a vengeance, tailors may experience a decrease in business next year. Longer jeans are replacing cropped ones since they can be worn more androgynously and large. Puddle pants and platform boots are a great combination to wear if you want to keep your jeans’ bottoms looking good.
Double denim
Yes, you read it right: The cherished Canadian tuxedo will make a comeback in 2023. Uncertain about how to style the ideal DD look? The co-founders of JLUXLABEL, Christina and Teresa Jaide, advise choosing your preferred denim color and maintaining a consistent wash throughout. “A great place to start is with a denim pants and jacket combo,” To balance out the color scheme, add a bold accent.
