How to Make a Denim Jacket Your New Spring Uniform

For a baggy-but-still-in-tact look, grab a pair of high-waisted jeans and pair them with a cropped trucker denim jacket to make a statement.

Embellished denim is the fun one in the friend group. Throwing it over a maxi made for spring adds some grit.

Let us not forget about the denim that doubles as a blazer, which is now your new office staple.

When layering feels like a second job, sometimes all you want to do is throw on a pullover. Take it to the next level by adding some denim over it and you've miraculously become a street style star overnight.

When spring feels more like summer, all it takes is a bralette, a pair of leggings, and a roll up of the sleeves for a fresh take on the denim style.

Forget any rule you've ever heard about mixing light and dark wash denim. See Kendall Jenner's day-to-night style for proof.

Denim has never looked cooler with this effortless off-the-shoulder look. The trick to keeping it from sliding off? Enclose one button on the bottom and leave the rest open to show off your florals.

When it finally hits 70 degrees and you're still not ready to sacrifice your sleeves, here's where the denim comes in handy—light enough to block out sweat, heavy enough to keep you warm from the extra breeze.

Keep it simple with the timeless white tee. When the transition from winter to spring feels like a drag, you'll have this classic pair to look forward to—always.

Suddenly it's 50 degrees again, and now you're doing the most in a sherpa denim jacket.

We call this the half shoulder—not totally off, not totally on, and just the right length to style any outfit, including this t-shirt dress. Finding outerwear that matches the length of your main piece allows for a cleaner, polished look.

Just when you thought you had it all figured out, here's your reminder that your favorite material makes its way across the Pantone spectrum. Button it up and pull out the collar to make it the main attraction.

Hello, and welcome to the latest addition of spring jacket accessorizing. Read: not actually using it as a jacket.

You may never replicate Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake circa 2001, but you sure can try.

Never has there been a better way to show off a little personality. Let the jacket do the talking and accessorize it with the cool-girl patches of your dreams like Gigi Hadid does here.