Denim-on-denim is a scary fashion feat for many—you hope to look like Shania, but may end up pulling a Britney and Justin. In actuality, pairing denim isn’t that difficult—all you need is a variety of pieces in your wardrobe to create unique looks. Your Canadian Tuxedo doesn’t have to be the usual idea of matching medium wash pieces; try out different styles and details in your denim this fall to switch up the double-denim script.
Thankfully, cuts of denim jackets, jeans and shirts have become more refined and easy to pair in recent years. There is a wide range of styles that are on-trend right now for jeans, as well: the staple skinny, the ’70s flare or even the return of embroidered denim from our childhoods. Many Style Gurus on the #StyleGuruLove feed have been experimenting with double-denim, check out these prime examples of how to make the Canadian Tuxedo work for you this fall!
1—Starting off on a very detailed note, this look is an eye-catching variation on a double-denim look. Pair a dyed jean jacket with embroidered jeans to call back ’90s-chic and add neutral pieces to let the denim speak for itself. (Photo via @n.c.sweet)
2— To get back to basics, this Style Guru’s look focuses on minimal double-denim. Pair similar washes of denim with rips and frayed edges to add intrigue to a toned-down take on the Canadian tuxedo. (Photo via @reginamenninger)
3— Chambray fabric is a great alternative in lieu of heavy denim shirts. To break up the blue tones, a pair of black jeans is a must-have. (Photo via @oliviapienta)
4— Bigger is better! Try out an oversized denim jacket with white jeans for effortlessly cool look. Plus, it layers so easily over a chunky knit. (Photo via @sammymandich)
5— This Guru Gang shows how you can make different shades of denim work together by breaking their pieces up with white, black and neutral tones. (Photo via @hellogabrielle)
6— While this make look similar to the second outfit, check out how the CollegeFashionista team transformed their jackets into DIY masterpieces. Adding pins and buttons to denim can break up the color scheme in your look and add your own personality to those pieces. (Photo via @annavcoke)
