A fashion face-off between Khloé Kardashian and Bella Hadid in an almost identical outfit shows that denim-on-denim will be a big trend this season. It’s a look that’s been spotted on various runways in New York and Paris, but the fact that these two stars went for an almost identical look proves that it’s going to be a popular choice for fashion fans this season.
Combining oversize shirts with a bustier and jeans is both excessive yet strangely sensual – and we love it! Seeing both of these famous ladies in similar styles shows just how popular denim is and layering it in this way adds to its impact.
© @khloekardashianKhloé, in light, tight blue
Kim Kardashian’s little sister calls herself a denim doll, and was obviously paying homage to the Nineties with this particular outfit. The model and businesswoman opted for light blue separates that fitted her form snugly. It was a great way of proving that workwear can be modern and chic.
© GettyImagesStreet style approved
The place where a trend is really tried and tested is on the streets – especially in the big cities of the world. And what is often called double-denim has been seen repeatedly. Whether using lighter fabrics or including a slight pattern, the combinations of shirts, jackets, pants, bustiers, maxi dresses or overalls are perfect for all body types. Throw in a slouchy purse or heels and you’ve got yourself a style winner.
© GettyImagesBella and her characteristic urban twist
She’s a top model and has the self confidence to put her own stamp on outfits – often in an innovative way. Choosing head-to-toe denim isn’t for everyone but by combining straight cut jeans with a top and jacket in a mid-blue shade with a slight washed effect, Bella made the outfit work.
© GettyImagesHead-to-toe denim look fever
Tommy Hilfiger, Saint Laurent, Dior or Stella McCartney have all added their take on the total denim look in recent runway shows: from mixing up leggings and macs, pleated skirts and short-sleeved blouses, all in this hard-working fabric. And, of course, if you want to pull the look off yourself, why not choose Pantone’s color of the year - Classic Blue - as the shade for your own total denim look?
