How to Style Baggy Jeans: 11 Ways to Make Them Look Flattering

White baggy jeans with a classic white tee and a black belt is such a clean, minimal combo—but the contrast from the belt makes it feel styled, not plain. It’s the kind of outfit that looks polished without trying too hard. You can keep it casual with sneakers or lean chic with black loafers or strappy sandals. Add gold hoops or a sleek bag if you want to dress it up just a touch.

Styling baggy jeans with a cropped cardigan or sweater is one of my go-to combos when I want to look put together but still feel super comfy. The cropped length balances out the volume of the jeans and it gives me an opportunity to show off my stomach. I usually go for something slightly fitted on top and let the jeans do their thing.

Baggy jeans with a simple camisole and sandals is peak summer chic—especially if you're strolling around on vacation in Europe. It’s lightweight, easy, and just the right amount of effortless. I love how the loose denim keeps it casual while the cami adds that soft, feminine touch. Throw on some sunglasses, a woven tote, and you’re good to go for anything from a café stop to a sunset dinner.

Baggy jeans with an oversized tee is a great chill and laid back combo—but the key is in the accessories. Add a bag with a pop of color (something like the butter yellow Mini Jodie) and suddenly the whole outfit feels intentional and cool. It’s giving off-duty, but make it fun. I’d throw on my favorite adidas samba alternatives.

Baggy jeans with an asymmetrical top and fun heels is such a good way to dress them up without trying too hard. It’s the kind of look that works for dinner, drinks, or anything in between—plus still feels super comfortable thanks to the jeans doing all the heavy lifting.

Baggy jeans with a boat neck top in a neutral color is one of those effortlessly chic combos that always works and looks good on anyone. The wide neckline adds a chic vibe without trying too hard. I love this paired with square toe heels.

Double denim with baggy jeans and an oversized denim jacket just hits different—especially when you break it up with suede accessories. Think a soft suede belt, slouchy bag, or boots to add texture and keep the look from feeling too matchy-matchy.

Baggy jeans with a pinstriped oversized blazer is such a good high-low mix. The blazer brings that structured, tailored feel while the jeans keep it laid-back and effortless. I’d pair it with a simple tank or crop underneath, then finish the look with sneakers for daytime or heels if you’re heading out. It’s the kind of outfit that feels cool without trying too hard.

This is a great Fall or Spring look. Baggy jeans with a suede jacket is the perfect mix of rugged and relaxed. Suede feels and looks so luxe without trying too hard. I’d go for a simple top underneath—maybe a fitted tee or light sweater—and throw on some boots. It’s an easy way to elevate your look without overthinking it.