Looking for boyfriend jeans outfits that go beyond your usual tee? A striped sweater over your shoulders, a pink wrap top or a black blazer gives you plenty to work with.
These looks include cuffed pairs, ripped knees and some extra-wide shapes if you like a little more room through the legs.
You can keep things simple with sneakers or dress up your jeans with heels. Start with a pair you already own, then pick a favorite detail to try.
Boyfriend Jeans Outfit Ideas to Try
stripes over the shoulders
How cute is this striped sweater draped over a white tee? I love the cream and black next to the blue jeans.
The white shoulder bag and chunky sneakers keep the rest of the outfit simple.
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Try tucking in your tee so a black belt with a gold-tone buckle shows at the waist.
black blazer and pointed heels
If you want to dress up your jeans without adding lots of color, this one is for you. A black blazer sits over a black V-neck top, with pointed heels below the rolled hems.
Keep the cuffs just above your ankles to follow this look. The dark structured bag is a lovely finishing touch.
cream sweater and striped cuffs
This sweater may just be one of my favorites here. I love the large cable pattern and the striped sleeves peeking out underneath.
The ripped jeans make this a little less dressed up than the cream clutch and stacked bracelets. Let your striped underlayer show at the wrists if you want to try the same combination.
white shirt and leopard flats
Don't want to go all out with a printed top? No problem!
Try leopard-print flats with a white shirt and cuffed jeans instead. The brown belt looks so good with those shoes.
Roll your sleeves and loosely tuck the front of the shirt to keep the belt visible.
tan blazer and white sneakers
This is such a cute starting point for boyfriend jeans outfits with sneakers. The tan blazer goes over a black scoop-neck top, with rolled jeans and white lace-ups below.
I especially love the little layered necklaces. Add a couple of your own if you want that same detail at the neckline.
camel trench and white tee
If you're looking for an outfit that doesn't need much accessorizing, go with this white tee, blue jeans and camel-colored trench. The double row of buttons and wide lapels give you plenty of detail already.
yellow tee and glossy black blazer
I am obsessed with this yellow graphic tee under the glossy black blazer. It's such a fun change from a plain white top.
The cropped, ripped jeans leave the embellished black heels on show. Try a small patterned clutch like the one here if you want one more detail.
black cami and pale heels
Want something simple for a dressier jeans look? This loose black cami and cropped pair are so pretty together.
The pale ankle-strap heels and long necklace are all the extras you need.
I'd keep the neckline free of a jacket for an indoor version of this outfit.
blue shirt and slouchy jeans
Blue on blue looks so good here. The oversized button-front shirt is loosely tucked into distressed jeans, with a dark belt showing underneath.
Push up the sleeves and add a few bracelets if you want to follow this look. There's no need for a perfectly neat tuck.
cropped tank and extra-wide jeans
If you love a really loose pair of jeans, this one is for you. These have extra-wide legs with hems that gather over black flats.
I love the fitted black cropped tank with that little brown shoulder bag. Try the same top with a shorter jean hem if you'd rather keep yours off the ground.
graphic tee and lace-up boots
The boot fans are going to love this! A black blazer and graphic tee go with pale cuffed jeans and chunky black lace-up boots.
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Keep the silver-tone chain necklace if you like that extra decoration. It's a cute detail against the dark tee.
cream cardigan and bow flats
How sweet is this cream cardigan with the matching top underneath? The little bows on the pale flats are my favorite part.
Leave the cardigan open and tuck the top into your jeans to try this combination. These jeans have rounded, roomy legs that narrow toward the ankles.
white button-down and black loafers
This is another white-shirt look, but it's a little different from the one above. I love the black loafers with the pale rolled jeans.
The large patterned tote and gold-tone earrings give you something extra without adding a bright color. Roll your sleeves if you want to show off a bracelet too.
pink wrap top
I am obsessed with this pink wrap top. The long side tie is so pretty next to the ripped jeans.
Try a pair with rolled hems to follow this outfit. Don't forget dangling earrings if you want to dress it up a little more.
long trench and black accessories
Love a long coat with jeans? This beige trench is worn open over a black top, with cuffed blue jeans and black loafers.
The bag's woven-looking pattern and the gold-tone shoe details are worth a closer look. I'd keep those black accessories together when recreating this one.
gray jeans and a baseball cap
Who says you have to stick to blue jeans? This gray pair looks so good with a fitted gray top, a white underlayer and a black blazer.
I love the unexpected pointed silver-colored shoes below those long hems. Add a navy cap and white sunglasses if you want to keep the same mix of casual and dressy.
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black puffer and cream hoodie
Here's a layered option for a colder day. The black puffer goes over a cream hoodie, with loose pale jeans and tan shoes with fluffy trim.
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The large olive-colored shoulder bag is a nice change from black. Try a roomy tote in that shade if you like the combination.
off-shoulder white and ripped knees
How cute is this off-the-shoulder top? I love the wide fluttery sleeves with the heavily ripped jeans.
The blue striped flats add a little pattern without taking over the outfit. Keep a small black bag if you want to leave the rest simple.
tiny print and wedge sandals
If you want a printed shirt that isn't too busy, try a dark one with a tiny pale pattern like this. It's paired with light-blue ripped jeans and tan wedge sandals.
Roll the hems to show the ankle ties. A small black top-handle bag finishes this look without adding another pattern.
gray turtleneck and burgundy cap
Last but definitely not least, we have this gray turtleneck with light-blue jeans and gray sneakers. I love the burgundy cap with the matching dark red bag!
Let a white shirt hem peek out below your sweater to follow the layers here. That little bit of white looks lovely with the pale jeans.
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