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Add grey jeans to your ever-growing list of denim trends worth trying, stat! We've been seeing lots of fashion girlies ditching classic blue, black and white jeans in favour of this versatile hue – and it makes sense why. The colour is neutral enough that it works with almost any piece in your closet, while giving the look a style-forward edge that calls to mind the grunge aesthetic of the ’90s.
Grey jeans have the potential to become a key piece in your year-round wardrobe. They don’t steal the spotlight – but they do instantly add dimension to a look. Whether you want to dress minimally or go full maximalist, you never fall into a rut with grey jeans. So be it stone grey, steel grey or another shade entirely, here’s how we’ll be styling our grey jeans for the year ahead.
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Baggy grey jeans and a fitted top
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Sometimes, the simplest look is also the coolest. With a pair of loose-fitting grey jeans, all you really need to complete the look is a simple tank top or T-shirt that continues the casual vibe. A pair of black boots is just the hint of attitude the look needs. Layer a slouchy leather jacket over the top, et voila.
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Grey barrel jeans with a button-down shirt
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Barrel jeans are still very much on trend despite the rise of skinny jeans. Wear them in grey with heels for a more formal approach – or sneakers if it’s casual Friday – then keep the It girl vibes going with a white shirt. It’s a cool and easy-to-replicate outfit idea for the office.
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Grey jeans with a matching top
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For a surprisingly put-together look that works in the office, out with friends for drinks and everywhere in between, you can pair wide-leg jeans with a coordinated vest or top for a defined silhouette. (Add a matching jacket or turtleneck underneath in cooler temperatures.) Dressy accessories like a structured bag and pointy heels add an elegant final touch, or go with trainers if you want a more casual outfit.
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Denim gets a spring update.
Grey low-waist jeans with a sequin top
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The subtle use of sequins, feathers, metallics and faux fur has quietly become a common trend among fashion pros. It adds a touch of fantasy and glamour to any outfit, and grey jeans are the perfect neutral base to let those luxurious details really shine.
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Washed-out grey jeans with a blazer
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Light, dark and washed-out grey jeans are all trending, but we find the latter is the easiest for monochromatic dressing. Find a blazer that matches any hue in the jeans for a sophisticated, fashion-forward look.
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Grey jeans with colourful accessories
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Even more than classic blue jeans, grey denim is ideal for strategic pops of colour. Whether that comes in the form of a red bag or bright sneakers, you can really play here. Polished pieces (straight-leg jeans, a simple white tee, etc.) will let a personality purse shine even more.
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Grey jeans and a cosy knit
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For a chic winter outfit, the combo of grey pants and a stylish sweater is unmatched. You can play with the silhouette here – like skinny jeans with an oversized knit or a cropped cardigan with a relaxed fit, for example – just keep the accessories minimal.
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Grey jeans and a sweatshirt
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The combo of grey jeans and a sweatshirt can look put-together – just look to Rihanna for proof. The star added personality to her baggy jeans and zip-up hoodie with a headscarf, luxe accessories and plenty of stacked jewellery. They give the otherwise low-key look a bit of styled polish.
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A version of this article was previously published in Vogue Mexico and Latin America.
