4 New Shirt Trends Everyone Is Wearing With Jeans

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I realize as I write this that fall is technically still a few weeks away, but fashion girls everywhere are already itching to wear the upcoming season's trends. We here at Who What Wear have been covering fall 2019's major trends at length, but today we're narrowing in on one specific category: shirt trends. Particularly, shirt trends to wear with jeans. 

Denim is and always will be a fall staple, and this year there are four standout top trends that are going to take over as the go-to partners to pair with jeans. From undone cardigans to puff sleeves, the below shirt trends look beyond cool paired with denim of all shapes and truly take the guesswork out of putting an outfit together. Simply pair any of the below with your favorite pair of jeans, add a cool shoe, and your look is done.

Undone Cardigans

The cardigan sweater trend was huge last fall, and that's not going to change this season. However, fashion girls are now wearing their cardigans mostly undone, aside from a button or two. This undone look is the key to making your beloved cardigan feel 2019, and it just happens to be the perfect partner to denim. 

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Organza Tops

Organza is the textural trend that takes a typical blouse and makes it feel instantly cooler. It complements blue denim perfectly, really making the jeans pop. I especially love the sheer sleeve detailing on many of the organza tops I've been seeing recently. 

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Button Details

I've noticed pretty button detailing popping up all over my Instagram feed as of late, giving tops a subtle feminine feel. Pairing a top like this with a simple pair of jeans makes the button detail really stand out. 

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Puff Sleeves

Puffy, voluminous sleeves are a chic complement to fitted denim, balancing out the contrasting proportions perfectly. Pair this style with your favorite straight-leg jeans and consider your outfit done.

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Next up: I have L.A. style—these are the six trends on my fall shopping list.

Caitlin Burnett
Contributing Editor