A White Tee And Olive Chinos

The brown collar on TheSuperMade's Tie-Dye Gradient Denim Jacket looks good with a worn brown leather belt and olive chinos. Add a loose white crewneck, cream canvas sneakers, and a canvas tote. Wear the jacket open and tuck just a little of the tee behind the chinos' front button. The rest can fall loosely around the waistband. Straight chino legs can rest lightly on the sneakers, leaving the rubber toe caps and some of the lacing on show.

Turn Back The Cuffs Over A Shirt

Choose a striped shirt whose sleeves extend beyond the jacket cuffs. Unbutton each denim cuff and turn it back once, then fold the shirt cuff over the denim. The cotton's finished edge and small fastening stay on show at the wrist.

A blue-and-white stripe works well here with charcoal pleated trousers and black loafers. Wear the shirt tucked in beneath a dark-blue jacket, carrying a black leather tote. The crisp collar and trouser pleats give the outfit enough structure for an office that allows denim. An open shirt collar sits neatly inside the jacket collar.

Put The Dress On First

An ivory cotton midi covered in small red flowers looks lovely with a faded-blue jacket, tan flat sandals, and a woven shoulder bag. Put the dress on with its waist tie fastened before choosing the jacket. A short lower band can sit just above the bow, with the gathered skirt falling from underneath it.

On a dress with small buttons down the bodice, an open jacket leaves that line of buttons visible. Gathered dress sleeves need room inside the denim's upper arms. A loosely cut jacket can sit over that fullness, with its cuffs folded back to expose the forearms.

A black tank dress gives a long jacket a narrow shape to fall over. Try a mid-calf dress with black flat sandals and a soft black shoulder bag. An oversized pale-blue jacket can reach the upper thigh, with its sleeves loose enough to push back toward the elbows.

Build Double Denim Around The Jeans

Place the jacket beside the jeans in daylight and compare the blues around the seams and pocket corners. Those darker areas help you choose a related wash. Fading across the elbows, knees, and thighs adds variation through the finished outfit. Copper-colored buttons and golden stitching bring some warmth to blue denim.

Wear medium-blue straight-leg jeans with a similarly washed jacket, a white ribbed tank, tan ankle boots, and a brown shoulder bag. A brown belt can show above the front pockets. The tank can be fully tucked, showing a narrow area of white down the jacket's open front.

For low-rise jeans, a longer tank can overlap the waistband and extend below a short jacket. The jeans can rest over the boot uppers, exposing the tan toes as you walk.

An ivory fine-knit top can be tucked into dark-indigo flares, worn with a deep-blue jacket, brown heeled boots, and a dark-brown bag. A jacket ending at the upper hip leaves a long stretch of denim below the waist. The flare opens over the boots. Set the jean length with those boots on, giving the back hems a little clearance above the ground.

Keep The Work Trousers On For Dinner

The charcoal pleated trousers from the striped-shirt outfit can stay on. Change into an ivory satin camisole and black slingbacks, then take a small black evening bag. The camisole can be tucked loosely enough for the satin to fall into soft folds above the waistband.

Small gold earrings go with the studded collar on TheSuperMade's black Distressed Studded Boxy Fit Denim Jacket. Its metal zipper can stay open over the camisole. Gold-tone studs also trace the front patch-pocket edges, concentrating the decoration across the upper body.

Bring The Hoodie To The Fitting

Wear the actual hoodie when choosing a jacket for this combination. Pull the sweatshirt sleeves into place, fasten the denim front, and reach forward. The jacket needs enough room across the upper back and under the arms for that movement. A broad sleeve is useful for accommodating thicker sweatshirt fabric.

Heather gray looks good inside an oversized blue jacket, especially with washed-black straight-leg jeans and silver running shoes. Put a black crossbody bag over the denim. The gray hood rests outside the jacket collar, and the sweatshirt's lower ribbing can hang around the hips beneath a short denim band. Some fabric folding over the ribbing gives the hoodie a soft, slouchy shape.

Fasten The Jacket As A Top

With the front buttoned, a dark-blue denim jacket has the appearance of a substantial shirt. Its collar, chest pockets, and vertical seams form the main detail above ecru wide-leg trousers. Brown loafers and a burgundy shoulder bag bring warmer colors beside the blue. A thin ivory tank can be tucked underneath, just showing at the open neckline.

The jacket's lower band sits above the trouser pleats. On an upper-hip length, leaving the lowest button open lets the front corners part over the waistband. On a jacket with adjustable side tabs, moving them inward draws the band closer around the waist. A little denim gathers across the lower back above the band.

Knee-High Boots Beneath An Oversized Jacket

Black knee-high boots with smooth shafts, rounded toes, and low block heels suit a pleated mini skirt and opaque tights. A charcoal fine-knit top tucks into the skirt, with a small black shoulder bag worn over a long, pale-blue denim jacket. The skirt's pleats move beneath the loose denim as you walk. Leave a strip of skirt showing below the jacket hem, and keep the front open around the waistband.