12 Fall Outfits That Make 2025’s Baggy Jeans Trend Work for Everyone

This easy how-to guide makes the denim style far less intimidating.

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I’ve always preferred baggy jeans over skin-tight options. There’s something effortlessly cool—and arguably more stylish—about how billowing denim drapes around the legs like loose-fitting tailored trousers. Luckily for me and every other baggy jeans fan, this relaxed look is dominating the denim trend cycle for 2025—and there’s plenty of style inspiration.

During the Fall 2025 fashion week circuit, Zimmermann models sashayed across the runways wearing balloon-like denim slacks that were so light and breezy that they almost looked as if they were filled with helium. Chloé embraced a boho-chic vibe by styling baggy jeans with a ruffled top, '70s-inspired sunglasses, and free-spirited jewelry. Meanwhile, Dior added a Canadian-tuxedo twist with a coordinating denim jacket and combat boots to match. At the same time, Brandon Maxwell said the best way to wear baggy jeans is by doubling up on trends—he paired wide-leg jeans with a leather bomber jacket.

This pant style has legs as a fall capsule wardrobe staple, and it’s not going anywhere soon. Here, I've styled 12 baggy jean-inspired outfits that work across many aesthetics. I’ll be recreating these looks all season long and suggest you do the same.

Suit Up

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Pin this sophisticated uniform to your workwear mood board.

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For a laid-back day in the office, consider swapping your tailored trousers for a pair of baggy jeans and completing your look with a sleek trench coat, a tie-adorned shirt, and ladylike pumps. You’ll be surprised by how baggy jeans can actually feel quite classy.

Very Y2K

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Slip into this playful outfit, and you’ll feel as though you’ve traveled back in time.

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Apparently, the polarizing dress-over-jeans style is making another comeback in the neighborhood. Give this early 2000s look a modern twist by adding a viral butter yellow touch to your outfit.

Off to the Stables

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This look is begging you to channel your inner horse girl.

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If you’re eager to try the barn jacket trend, pair this utilitarian-inspired piece with cuffed wide-leg jeans and bold red cowboy boots. It’s a look that effortlessly combines both British country style and Western fashion without feeling kitschy.

Seeing Double

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Two trends are better than one.

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I’ve noticed Canadian tuxedo outfits on nearly every street corner in New York City. This one is definitely one of my favorites—it’s a sleek combo that shows there’s no need to go overboard.

Treasured Sweater Vest

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More than anything, sleeveless pullovers are wardrobe must-haves.

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A-listers like Katie Holmes and Camila Cabello can’t get enough of sweater vests. Take notes on this look styled with slouchy jeans and a button-down shirt if you’ve also fallen for this preppy style.

Pared-Down

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Simplify your wardrobe by prioritizing uncomplicated pieces that are easy to mix and match.

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If you're anything like me—someone who loves getting dolled up but prefers not to overthink the process—consider adding this neutral-toned look to your closet. You’ll find yourself relying on this outfit repeatedly.

All About Layers

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Follow the lead of fashion It girls and wear a sweater over—not under—your coat.

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During Fall 2025’s New York Fashion Week, showgoers everywhere layered sweaters over their coats. Months later, this unconventional styling trick remains popular, so why not try it yourself?

Suede Craze

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Rich-looking suede separates should rank high on the top of every shopping list.

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While suede jackets have never truly fallen out of style, they're definitely enjoying a moment in the spotlight now. Embrace this luxurious outerwear trend and complete your look with polished accessories, like a hardware-embellished belt, retro sunglasses, and a satin scarf.

Strike a Balance

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The secret to a praise-worthy outfit involves creating a sense of harmony.

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Balance proportions by pairing voluminous jeans with a fitted shirt that creates a sculpted shape. Finish the look with a wool-blend coat to stay warm.

Not-So-Basic

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Put on a bold and crafty necklace, and you’ll instantly make heads turn.

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Ask any style expert about how to spice up a simple outfit, and they’ll tell you to focus on accessorizing. This look features a whimsical charm necklace that shows off a DIY vibe.

For the Late Nights

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Introducing your guide to keeping stylish and toasty.

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Building a reliable rotation of going-out outfits isn't easy, especially when chilly fall weather makes dressing more complicated. But don’t worry—instead, let this cold-weather look be your solution.

High-Low Dressing

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The blazer-and-jeans combination is one that never disappoints.

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This fashion expert shook things up by adopting the double-belt trend. Try it yourself, and you’ll see that this simple trick makes a difference.

Lauren Tappan
Fashion Editor

Lauren K. Tappan is the Fashion Editor at Marie Claire, where she covers trend forecasting and shopping stories, highlighting runway-inspired styles and a blend of emerging and established brands. Prior to joining Marie Claire, she worked as a freelance editor for Harper’s Bazaar and ELLE, specializing in e-commerce content and curating seasonal trend reports. Earlier in her career, she worked at Town & Country, developing a strong portfolio of fashion roundups and designer profiles.

Lauren holds a bachelor's degree in communications with a minor in journalism from the University of Pennsylvania. While at Penn, she served as editor-in-chief of The Walk, the university's fashion magazine, and completed internships at Philadelphia Style Magazine and EveryStylishGirl.