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6 Spring 2026 Outfits to Embrace Beyond Denim

  • 2026年2月10日
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I’ll forever claim the title of a self-professed denim enthusiast. That said, spring anti-jeans outfits are calling my name this year. The lighter evenings, blooms poking through and birdsong have inspired a feeling of wanting a spring capsule that is less heavy and reminiscent of winter—even if it’s still a bit chilly. There’s no shortage of choices either. Whilst I’ll never fully put away my dark indigo jeans (honestly, I’ll wear those into summer), I’m aching for more flexibility and freedom with my outfits, and maybe you are too. Hence why I was determined to find a handful of reliable looks that don’t involve these wardrobe staples at all.

Caroline in a yellow shirt and grey trousers

Candidates for my seasonal closet refresh include light silky and satin materials, tailored trousers and the divisive (but ultra chic) capri pant. This spring, I’ve also been swayed to give skirts and dresses another go, courtesy of a few superbly styled outfits I spotted on my feed. With a trench coat and a nice top (and a mix of boots and sandals to alternate between depending on the weather), you can make any of these trouser options work. Even if you’re a jean fanatic like me, there are still plenty of denim trends to incorporate into your rotation—but the following six looks are a delightful alternative when you’re feeling up for it.

6 Anti-Jeans Outfits to Copy This Spring:

1. Trench Coat + Tee + Tailored Trousers

Ingrid in trench and tailored trousers

Style Notes: Tailored trousers have expanded beyond workwear and for good reason. These wardrobe staples are the best at adding sophistication to any outfit, and with spring upon us, it’s time to embrace paler neutrals and lighter materials, swapping out heavy wool trousers for cotton, linen, and silk. I love Ingrid’s tonal take on this, which mixes white, cream and beige.

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2. Jumper + Midi Skirt + Loafers

Annabel in skirt and jumper

Style Notes: There is something so freeing about a skirt. They’re the best of both worlds, as they instantly make any outfit feel sophisticated, and they’re comfortable to wear. Spring is the perfect time to break out skirts and transition wool and darker denim into outfits that feel fit for both the cooler, still-winter days and the warmer, more vibrant ones.

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3. Bomber Jacket + Balloon Trousers

Sarah in balloon trousers

Style Notes: Balloon is a relatively new silhouette that won me over the second I saw it. Voluminous shapes are a great way to balance more structured items in your wardrobe, and trousers with horseshoe, barrel or balloon cuts are exceptional at providing this contrast and grounding your outfit. Plus, they’re less restrictive than most pairs of jeans. Sarah’s cropped jacket and minimal sandals make this look feel laidback but elevated.

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4. Trench + Capris + Sandals

Nnenna in trench and capris

Style Notes: It’s true that capris faded out for a bit; however, the fashion set has adopted them once more. Although a slightly polarising trend, Nnenna’s look is proof that they can be unabashedly chic. With sandals, a trench and a cardigan on hand for layering, you have an effortless, jeans-free look for spring.

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5. Maxi Dress + Belt + Boots

Sylvie in maxi dress and belt

Style Notes: It’s been some time since we could wear dresses without tights or a dozen layers over top. So, of course, I’d rather forgo my jeans and break out the flowing, perfectly-draped materials that come in the form of dresses. I’ll be copying Sylvie’s accessorising methodology by adding a belt and boots.