What to Wear with White Jeans

One of the best summer wardrobe staples that will stand the test of time is a classic pair of white jeans. When you have a pair you love, you’ll wear them endlessly. And since it’s such a classic neutral, it pairs with so many things already in your closet.

If you’re worried about getting your white jeans dirty, opt for an off white color like ecru or bone. I cook a lot and have little kids, so all white never stays clean for long. These off shades help hide stains and dirt better from my experience.

While I love them for spring and summer months, they’re also great for fall and winter. The styling will change, but once the colder months hit, don’t pack them away! You can still wear them a ton.

If you need more ideas on what to wear with white jeans, this is for you! I’m sharing my best tips for styling them and giving you tons of outfit ideas to recreate at home.

What to Look for for Flattering Jeans

When looking for flattering white jeans, I think it’s important to choose a thicker material that is not see-through, a good fit that enhances your body type, and a style that you feel confident and comfortable in. Wearing what you feel confident in is always key to looking and feeling your best.

White Denim Styles

When it comes to white denim styles, there are plenty of options to choose from.

Wide leg styles are perfect for a chic and sophisticated look, while cropped jeans offer a trendy and modern vibe. Baggy jeans are great for a relaxed and effortless feel, while straight leg jeans provide a classic and timeless silhouette. Skinny jeans are a versatile option that can be dressed up or down for any occasion. Each style offers a unique way to incorporate white denim into your wardrobe with ease and style.

My Favorite Styles

I own this pair of bone-colored jeans and the fit is amazing—it’s what I’m wearing in these photos. I also have this style of jeans in a different color and absolutely LOVE them!

14 White Jeans Outfits to Try

White on White—A Crisp Combination

Wearing white denim with a crisp white shirt creates a clean and sophisticated look that anyone can pull off. I love a good white top and have so many different options in my closet that give me a totally different look. Stick with a simple t-shirt, white blouse or tank top, or dress it up with a white eyelet blouse, or oversized button-down shirt. It’s a classic combination that never goes out of style.

Add a bag with some texture or shoes with some bright colors for a fun pop! Throw on a denim jacket for an extra layer too.

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With Feminine Blouse

Pair your white pants with a feminine blouse for a chic and sophisticated look. My go-to spot for gorgeous feminine blouses is Sezane. I love the level of detail they put into their tops. This is an outfit you could wear to lunch with friends, out for a date night, or even to the office.

With a Crop Top

When styling white jeans and a crop top, it’s important to balance proportions by opting for wider leg jeans. This creates a modern and flattering look that elongates the silhouette and looks effortlessly cool.

Pairing the outfit with heels or wedges can make your legs look longer.

Monochromatic Outfits

For a chic and stylish way to wear white jeans in the cooler months is to pair with a cream or white sweater. Mix textures and shades of cream or off-white.

Balance out the look with earthy tones like camels, tans, browns and cognacs to give your winter-y look a warm cozy feeling. When choosing a pair of jeans for winter outfits, I’d opt for an ecru or cream color, not stark white. This will give it a warmer vibe that feels right for the season.

With a Cozy Cardigan

White jeans paired with a cozy cardigan make for a comfortable and stylish outfit perfect for a casual day out or lounging at home.

The combination of the light denim and soft knit creates a laid-back yet chic look that can be easily accessorized for added flair. You can layer your cardigan over another shirt, but lately, I’ve been loving wearing my cardigan as a shirt. It’s simple, cozy and feminine!

Pair with simple ballet flats, black mules or loafers.

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White Jeans & Florals

White pants paired with a floral top is the perfect combination for the warmer months. I love a good floral and find this is a great soft way to bring in some color into your outfit.

With a Flowy Top

Another easy way to wear white jeans during spring and summer—a pretty flowy boho-inspired top is always a classic. It’s easy, effortless and will keep you looking chic without getting too hot.

Depending on the top you can opt to tuck it in or leave it out. For narrower jeans, leaving the top out looks great and for baggy jeans, I’d tuck or opt for something more tailored to keep proportions looking great.

White & Blue—A Classic Combo

I mean, does it really get any more classic than blue wand white? When in doubt this is an outfit formula that’s sure to please!

The classic combination of white and blue works well with white jeans because the contrast between the two colors creates a fresh and crisp look that is timeless and versatile. Depending on the style of shirt and shade of blue you’re wearing, you can create looks that are dressy or casual, so you’ll have a gret outfit combo for a ton of different occasions.

White Jeans with Ankle Boots

Lastly, try styling your white jeans with ankle boots in fall and winter. It’s. unexpected look but. I love and have worn a lot over the years.

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The contrast of the white denim against the darker boots creates a modern and trendy look that is perfect for the cooler seasons. Adding layers like a chunky sweater or a leather jacket can further elevate the outfit and keep you warm and stylish.

Whether you’re styling your white jeans for summer or winter (yes, do it—I promise the fashion police won’t come for you!), I hope this helps gives you plenty of ideas on how to wear this iconic and classic piece.

BTW, how to style oversized shirts, and what to wear with green pants.