The denim trends for FW22/23

19 August 2022

Have you had enough of the hot weather this summer? Is your favorite pair of jeans getting dusty in your closet? Ours certainly is. With the new season quietly approaching, it’s almost time to live by the “every day is a jeans day” - mentality again. Scroll down to see which denim trends will dominate the streets during the upcoming season.

Sustainable denim

FOR HER

More and more brands consider sustainability as a number one priority. Producing a pair of jeans can be quite harmful to our environment. That’s why this season it’s all about Green initiatives and natural washes that are made from natural fibers such as Lyocell, linen, and hemp. Brands such as Lee Cooper, JBC and Brax have an eco label to show that they produce jeans that use less water.

^{GUESS, JBC (2x)}

FOR HIM

^{Lee Cooper (2x), Brax}

All wide everything

FOR WOMEN: WIDE LEG JEANS

When comfort and fashion meet. Wide leg jeans have been around for a while now and they are not done yet in the fashion sphere. Look good and feel comfortable in one of the styles below.

^{Brax, Caroline Biss, CKS}

FOR MEN: THE BAGGY LOOK

Guys, please do leave the skinny jeans behind. Go for comfort and choose a more baggy look this season.

^{Brax, GUESS (2x)}

Workwear

Carpenter pants were created with function in mind: comfortable and with a lot of pockets. 2022 was the reinvention of this model and workwear in general, turning it from utility clothes to a fashion statement. Workwear all the way!

^{Lee Cooper, CKS (2x)}

Denim skirts

Styles influenced by the '90s are everywhere this year. Maxi skirts are perfect in every weather condition. They can keep you cool and breezy when it’s warmer, but also give you that extra layer when it’s cold. Do you think maxi skirts are too bold? Then midi skirts are the way to go.

^{Caroline Biss, CKS}

High waist jeans

Although low waist denim is having a moment, high waist has not left the runways. During fall and winter, the streets will still be dominated by highwaisted styles. But don't worry, it's really just a matter of personal preference.