Here’s How A-Listers Are Making Baggy Jeans Work This Autumn

The type of jeans you'd probably find in your dad's wardrobe, we couldn't not include a pair of Levi's. With a mid-rise, wide-leg cut and straight leg, these are baggier than your classic Levi's - and way baggier than the 501's - but still just as flattering.

The brand loved by Taylor Swift, Chrissy Teigen and Rihanna (who sported them mid-pregnancy may we add), AGOLDE's baggy jeans feature a relaxed style, low-rise waist and are made from organic cotton, recycled lyocell and cotton.

With a retro low-waist and subtle contrast topstitching these jeans would be perfect for pairing with a matching denim top for that full '00's ensemble. The pièce de résistance? The wide leg of the volume jeans are designed to elegantly cascade over your shoes.

Ah Diesel, arguably the greatest brand at nailing the distressed denim looks. The D-Sire jeans feature a clever DNA wash that's made from fix denim with a lightweight texture. To create this season's popular 'distressed' look, these jeans have a ripped knee and a slightly faded wash that has been created by natural earth.

If black denim is more your jam, Arket has a great pair of almost cargo-style baggy jeans. Featuring elements like a mid-rise waist, relaxed fit and barrel silhouette, these would look great with a simple white t-shirt and a pair of black ballet flats.

The 'Horseshoe' jeans are slightly more sculpting than a pair of traditionally baggy jeans. This style of jean curves out at the hip and comes in at the ankle. They've been spotted on the likes of Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, who dressed her pair up with a black roll-neck and heeled boots. In fact, these jeans are now a best seller, so shop while you still can.

If you like the style of the Citizens of Humanity Horseshoe jeans but are looking for a high-street alternative, these Zara ones are perfect. Available in a few different blue hues and faded balloon-style jeans look best paired with a slightly more cropped or fitted top.

Cuffing (or rolling up) your jeans certainly isn't a new thing. But, the best thing about it is that it suits all styles of jeans; straight leg, skinny and now baggy. These jeans come with pre-folded hemlines that are a bit more sophisticated than just rolling them up, and low-waist. Play into the retro look of these jeans by elevating the look with a baby tee, or even add a super baggy striped collared shirt and matching Adidas Gazelles for a sporty edge.

Casual tailoring was another huge trend seen in spring/summer 2024 collections of brands including Gucci and Toteme. That means white shirts with embroidery, oversized blazers and denim jeans with the same pleats you'd find on a pair of suit trousers. The Albaray jeans feature a pleated front to add that touch of sophistication your jean collection might've been missing. Plus, these are perfect for the office - throw on a crisp white shirt and you're good to go.

These Alexander Wang jeans are great because they're baggy, but they won't swamp you. Not only are they the most perfect denim blue, but they also have a flattering mid-rise fit, concealed fly fastening and a light whiskering effect.

You might've spotted loads of people wearing the Loewe wide-leg jeans last summer. The good news? They're back for this summer, too. Featuring the iconic Loewe logo embroidered onto both knees, these jeans are perfect for making a bold statement. And, they will look so chic with a denim shirt and a pair of white loafers or mesh ballet flats.

This style is great for showing off statement shoes while keeping proportions in check. The rhinestone detailing adds just enough sparkle to turn everyday denim into a conversation starter, ‘where did you get your jeans from?’