From L.A. to New York, This Is The One Pair Of Jeans Your Favourite Celebrities Are Wearing This Spring

Levis' classic 501s easily take the spot for best jeans, whether they're faded blue, indigo or in this case, slate white. Modelled after the perfect 90s jeans you've always dreamed of chancing upon in a vintage store, the loose-straight fit means this is a pair that can easily be dressed up with a striped button-down for work or down with an oversized T-shirt. Add in the fact that they're available in multiple lengths and they're your best bet for any fashion forward spring outfit you could imagine.

Simple and straightforward, you really can't go wrong with a pair of straight-leg jeans. This style from Zara is cut with zero stretch for a polished feel while the frayed hem adds a relaxed flavour. Wear with T-shirts and tank tops on holiday or with blazers and lightweight jumpers once we head into autumn.

Roomy wide-leg jeans have been a particular favourite of the street style set this season and when the heatwave hits, you'll be thankful for the breezy silhouette of these Albaray jeans. Cut with a high waist in an ecru shade these jeans are crafted from 100% organic cotton which will soften wonderfully with wear. While there are an array of sizes on offer, the brand also offers tailoring services should you wish to get that made-for-you fit.

M&S pretty much rules the high street when it comes to high quality, affordable denim and it doesn't disappoint with its selection of white jeans either. Somewhere between a panic-inducing skinny and a casual straight-fit, these slim fit jeans offer a polished look that skims the ankles thanks to the cropped fit. Just add some bright socks and chunky trainers for a Gen Z-approved spring look.

Perhaps the most comfortable style on this list, Gap's baggy jeans come warm weather ready and how. Fitted at the waist with draw cords before billowing out through the leg, the mid-rise slouchy pair offers immaculate summer vibes – simply add a vintage graphic T-shirt and a pair of colourful suede trainers (Dua Lipa's Puma Speedcats will look great).

Petite frames don't have the easiest time finding the right pear of jeans that doesn't require tailoring to fit. But 5'2" editor Marina Avraam swears by her blue pair from Bershka and its off-white iteration is just as perfect. Just wide-leg enough to be comfortable without overwhelming shorter frames, these jeans are cut for a mid-rise fit and are pretty easy to fit into your daily spring rotation.

Good American has pear shaped bodies at front of mind when it came to making these Good Legs Straight Jeans. This mid-rise style is designed for a tight fit with a gap-proof waistband that holds its shape even after several washes and a slightly elongated crotch for comfort. Plus, the denim is specially crafted to offer support around the waist and tummy.

That I love Abercrombie & Fitch's Curve Love jeans is no secret. As a curvy girl who's worked hard to find a pair of jeans that looks good and eliminated thigh chafing and pesky waistband gaps, I can attest to the excellent wearability of these white jeans. While the waist-to-hip ratio is perfectly tailored to hug the curves, the barrel-leg silhouette is perfectly trendy. What's more the jeans come with surprisingly roomy pockets that fit all my essentials.

Last summer's stand out barrel-leg trend is still very much in vogue thanks to pop culture's continued obsession with Western fashion (thank you, Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter). The Luna jeans from LA-based brand Agolde have been a fashion-editor favourite thanks to their wide barrel legs, rigid cotton construction, seam detailing and cool raw hem. While they cost much more than most picks on this list, rest assured that the great quality and fit promises excellent cost-per-wear.

Denim is undoubtably a staple that's well worth an investment, but you'll find these H&M jeans boast impeccable quality and fit far beyond the £27.99 price tag. Offering a trendy wide barrel-leg silhouette balanced with a rigid make that lends a certain polish, this is a pair certainly worth adding to your spring wardrobe.

Unlike the superlative bootcut jeans Kendrick Lamar sported at the Super Bowl earlier this year, for SS25, we're eyeing a subtler silhouette. Calvin Klein's classic Americana spirit is distilled into these skinny bootcut jeans that flare out slightly at the ankle. Crafted from pristine white denim with a hint of stretch, these look especially good with supple suede loafers and a polo shirt but will also pair well with sandals, kitten heels and Chelsea boots alike.

Another internet darling, Reformation's Cary jeans have transformed low-rise denim from panic-inducing to downright trendy. Designed with a straight leg that skins the thighs before billowing into a wider silhouette, these jeans are made with 100% organic cotton which only gets softer with wear. Offset the slouchy fit with a tight fitting T-shirt and ballet flats.

In case you haven't noticed, turn-up jeans are enjoying a literal moment in the sun this spring. Practical for balmy summer days, cuffed details render the simplest pair of jeans chic and fahion forward. Case in point, COS' facade turn-up straight jeans which feature wide cuffs that crop at the ankle. Made with an organic and recycled cotton-blend denim, they have a vintage rigidity that hangs just right above the ankle, perfect for a statement pair of trainers (Miu Miu's Gymnasium trainers, anyone?)

The brilliantly affordable and quality jeans at Uniqlo boast a rabid following here at Grazia HQ. The drapey wide flared jeans are ideal for everyday wear thanks to their loose fit and comfortable mid-rise waist. Available in three lengths, you could also opt for specific inseam length alterations on the website. All of which to say, you'd be hard-pressed to find a more inclusive style of jeans the high street.

Sitting right where the undeniable cool quotient of denim and the tailored finish of trousers meet, these pleated white jeans are a dressier take on the trend. The Ava jeans come interwoven with viscose for a touch or extra stretch and comfort. The formal pleats make these a natural match for a chic linen blazer and loafers at work, but trust us when we say they'll make an equally chic statement with a going-out top and kittens heels for the evening.

A godsend for petites and anyone with a more laid-back approach to dressing, & Other Stories's ankle-grazing cropped jeans are a masterclass in breezy summer dressing. Made with just the right stretch, the regular straight cut lends itself well to a number of outfit formulas – from floaty blouses and tank tops to tailored blazers and tucked-in jumpers. The eggshell hue is also more forgiving if you, like me, are prone to spills and tumbles.

While not everyone looks great in skinny jeans, Kate Middleton always seems to pull them off with ease. So, why not take her lead and get the Princess' exact pair from LA-based brand Mother. Made with a mid-rise waist from comfortable slightly stretchy denim that won't lose its shape even after multiple washes, balance the body-hugging jeans with a simple vest and an oversized shirt or with a boxy blazer for a business casual approach.

If you're on the hunt for a pair of rugged carpenter jeans, look no further than Dickies, which is practically synonymous with worker-inspired clothing. The X Loose Jeans are crafted from 11oz cotton denim in a dusty white hue and finished with red contrast stitching as well as a carpenter pocket and hammer loop that adds an unmistakably cool edge. Pair it with Converse trainers and a matching denim jacket for a casual and modern silhouette.

Unsurprisingly, we're all feeling like wearing more relaxed denim lately and Arket's Shore jeans tick all the right boxes. These five-pocket jeans feature a low-rise waist and are made with non-stretch denim that offers a structured fit ideal for your button-downs. The borrowed-from-the-boys fit lends well to dressing up or down and promises to be your next weekend staple.

Far from the floppy cargos of your childhood, ME+EM's dusty white cargo jeans are a polished reworking of the utilitarian staple. The jeans seamlessly integrate into even the most minimalist dresser's wardrobe thanks to their relaxed fit, ecru hue and understated cargo pockets. For styling, take your cues from the brand and put together a striking monochrome outfit contrasted with pop of red ballet flats.