12 Outfits That Make 2025’s Baggy Jeans Trend Work for Everyone

I’ve always preferred baggy jeans over skin-tight alternatives. There’s something so effortlessly cool—and arguably elevated—about the way billowing denim bottoms drape around the legs like a pair of loose-fitting tailored trousers. Fortunately for me and every other baggy jeans enthusiast out there, this relaxed look is dominating the denim trend cycle for 2025—and there’s no shortage of style inspiration.

During the Spring 2025 fashion week circuit, Loewe models sashayed across the runways wearing balloon-like denim slacks that were so light and breezy that they almost appeared as if they were filled with helium. Ralph Lauren embraced a boho-chic appeal by styling baggy jeans with a coordinating denim jacket, a paisley-printed headscarf, and free-spirited accessories. On the other hand, Dior put a preppy twist on its version with a structured blazer, a crisp button-down shirt, and pointy kitten heels. Meanwhile, according to Versace, the best way to wear baggy jeans is by doubling up on trends—the Italian label teamed wide-leg jeans with a coveted suede jacket.

This pants style has legs as a capsule wardrobe staple, and it’s not going anywhere soon. Here, I've styled 12 baggy jean-inspired outfits that work across many styles and aesthetics. I’ll be recreating these looks all season long and suggest you do the same.

Suit Up

For a laid-back day in the office, swap your tailored trousers for a pair of baggy jeans and complete your look with a sleek trench coat, a tie-adorned shirt, and ladylike pumps. You’ll be surprised by how baggy jeans can actually feel quite classy.

Very Y2K

Apparently, the polarizing dress-over-jeans style is taking another spin among the block. Infuse this early aughts look with a modern edge by giving your outfit a viral butter yellow treatment.

Off to the Stables

If you’re keen on test-driving the barn jacket trend, wear this utilitarian-inspired layer with cuffed wide-leg jeans and fiery red cowboy boots. It’s a getup that seamlessly embodies both English country style and Western fashion in a way that doesn’t feel too kitschy.

Seeing Double

I’ve noticed Canadian tuxedo outfits on just about every street corner in New York City. This one is by far one of my favorites—it’s a streamlined pairing that proves there’s no need to go overboard.

Treasured Sweater Vest

A-listers like Katie Holmes and Camila Cabello can’t seem to get enough of sweater vests. Take notes on this look styled with slouchy jeans and a button-down shirt if you’ve also fallen for this preppy style.

Pared-Down

If you're anything like me—someone who loves getting dolled up but prefers not to overthink the process—consider adding this neutral-toned look to your closet. You’ll find yourself relying on this outfit constantly.

All About Layers

During Fall 2024’s New York Fashion Week season, showgoers everywhere styled sweaters over their coats. Months later, this unconventional layering hack is still going strong, so why not experiment with it?

Suede Craze

While suede jackets have never truly gone out of style, they're certainly having a moment in the spotlight right now. Slip into this sumptuous outerwear trend and tie your look together with polished outfit finishers, like a hardware-embellished belt, retro sunglasses, and a satin scarf.

Strike a Balance

Balance proportions with voluminous jeans with a fitted shirt that offers a sculpted shape. Top things off with a wool-blend coat to keep warm.

Not-So-Basic

Ask any style expert about how to spruce up a straightforward outfit, and they’ll tell you to focus on accessorizing. This look opts for a whimsical charm necklace that flaunts a DIY flair.

For the Late Nights

Building a steady rotation of going-out outfits is not an easy task, especially when frigid temperatures tend to complicate the dressing process. But don’t fret—instead, allow this cold-weather look to serve as your solution.

High-Low Dressing

This style maven shook things a bit by adopting the double-belt trend. Do the same, and you’ll discover that this simple trick makes a difference.