Here’s How French Women Are Wearing 2023’s Non-Skinny Jeans Trend

Skinny jeans will always be around, and straight-leg jeans are an everyday classic, but long and loose baggy jeans are really having a moment in 2023. Unquestionably, they are one of the coolest ways to look on-trend this year. They’ve been gaining momentum for a few seasons, but thanks to their dominant presence on the spring runways, it’s clear that relaxed denim isn’t going anywhere any time soon.

So how should we be styling the non-skinny jeans trend this season? We turned to the French fashion set—known for their timeless and effortlessly chic style—to see how they have been wearing and embracing the relaxed-jeans trend. Get inspired below as we share the coolest pieces French women are styling with them.

French women prove long and loose jeans don’t always need heels. In fact, they love creating that “puddle” effect with their chic and classic ballet flats.

Stylish Parisians love to counterbalance the casual and relaxed nature of low-slung, baggy jeans with a fancy and fitted going-out top. Perfect for a night out.

Classic sneakers and a simple tank are an easy way to wear the trend for a cool weekend look.

Sleek and simple, an elevated knit top in a neutral color will give long, loose jeans a touch of polish and sophistication.

Whether it’s a faux-fur coat or a sequin top, a statement piece will elevate and amp up casual baggy jeans in an instant. Keep the rest of your accessories pared back.

The French love to add definition and polish to jeans with the addition of a classic belt—which pulls together an outfit in an instant.

Long, loose jeans plus a long classic coat equals a really good French outfit.

Nothing adds elegance to baggy jeans quite like pointed-toe heels. Whether you go for timeless black boots or a pop of color, they will elevate an entire outfit.

For a casual look, a sumptuous oversize sweater in a neutral hue works perfectly with relaxed denim.

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