Fall is typically the ideal time to begin looking into new denim pieces. The sweltering heat of summer often relegates people to sheer, lightweight fabrics; often meaning that (with the exception of short, skirts etc.) most people must put their denim pieces away. However, with the arrival of the colder months, it makes sense for a person to want to update their denim wardrobe in time for the new season.
In recent years denim has been going through an interesting trajectory. Sure, skinny jeans are and will perhaps always be a staple; but we’ve seen many developments. Such as high waists, bell bottoms, boyfriend jeans etc. Below are some examples of some possible fall trends; based upon the most recent fashion is released for Fall/Winter 2018.
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Button up jeans, particularly flairs, seem to be everywhere right now. It seems that the trend is keeping with the onslaught of seventies chic. This pair by Rejina Pyo is just one of many options. (Available on Net-a-Porter for $465)
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Slits, whether they’re in jeans or skirts, can be seen everywhere. The Joy Snap Away Jeans from 3×1 is a good option for anyone maybe wants to keep their legs cool. (Available at Spring for $425)
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If you’re looking to show off your wild side, animal prints are certainly the trendy way to do it. These cropped snake print jeans from Zara might be the perfect start for anyone who’s looking to add an essence of reptilian to their look. (Available at Zara for $69.90)
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Wide legged pants are definitely having a fashion moment. Some have even drawn parallels between recent incarnations of the trend and the 90s JNCO jean. This one from Mango comes in a classic baby blue. (Available at Mango for $79.98)
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When it comes to jeans, many are opting for the two-tone look; whether it simply be two shades of blue or an extreme contrast like these BDG jeans. (Available at Urban Outfitters for $69.00)
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I NEED the snake print Zara pants. To die for.