Styling Classic Blue Jeans

Blue jeans are a Veronica M approved closet stable. They are durable, comfortable, and they never go out of style! And while there are so many ways to wear them, sometimes it can be hard to find a way to breathe new life into your favorite denim. If you’re looking for some inspiration to spice up your next blue jean outfit these Veronica M pieces are sure to do the trick. Keep reading to see the pieces we use to style our favorite pair of blue jeans! When it comes to special occasions like date nights and parties, we love dressing up blue jeans by keeping it simple but elegant. The Off-White Short Sleeve Ruffle Neck Blouse is an elegant take on a classic white tee-shirt. The pleated ruffle neckline adds a touch of femininity and the puff-cap sleeves make this top perfect for more formal events. Pair this top with dark-wash denim and some simple black strappy heels for a glam blue jean outfit. To accessorize this outfit, we love layering with the Black Velvet Shirred Blazer. The velvet texture adds depth to a classic black blazer while keeping this outfit classy and stylish. Add the Serpiente Clutch for a pop of pattern, and you’re ready to hit the town in a truly stunning look. If you want an outfit that’s more cozy and casual, soft fabrics in neutral tones are a must. The Essie Stripe Knit Top is the perfect comfy long-sleeve top. The subtle stripes and chest pocket add a touch of detail to this top that is stylish and comfortable. The marbled gray color looks amazing paired with light denim and a pair of simple white sneakers. This look is perfect for cozy weekends at home or spending time with close friends and family. To make this outfit even cozier, style it with the Ivory Chenille Infinity Scarf. We love the knit pattern on this scarf and the beautiful ivory color that is perfect for this time of year. Layer it with a chunky cardigan or furry jacket for the ultimate cozy look. Trust us - you’ll want to wear this outfit over and over again! What’s your favorite way to style blue jeans? Let us know in the comments!