Foolproof Jean-and-Boot Combos That Win Every Time
Sponsor Content Created With PAIGE
Some things just go together: boots and jeans, Karl and Choupette, Marissa Cooper and Summer Roberts, T-shirts and leather jackets. The latest match made in fashion heaven? L.A. style and PAIGE’s new shoe collection. We absolutely live in the designer’s iconic, long-lasting jeans, and we’re pretty sure we’re going to need every pair of boots in its new footwear launch as well. Looking to capture that L.A.-girl vibe for yourself? We put together five fall-ready jeans-and-boots looks we’ll be relying on constantly for the foreseeable future.
Slit Leather Pants + Heeled Moto Boots
Take it from me: L.A. girls don’t (just) live in denim cutoffs. Slit-leg leather pants feel incredibly fun and forward—an excellent piece to pair with black moto boots for a night out. Tuck in a black slim-fit T-shirt and you’re good to go.
Animal-Print Skinnies + Slouchy Boots
Animal-print jeans and slouchy black boots elicit instant heart-eye emojis. The two classic styles feel fresh for fall, but the combo also provides a chic vibe that’s very mid-'90s Posh-like (always my goal when getting dressed). Pair with a cool oversize coat for the ultimate F/W 18 look.
Classic Blue Jeans + Western-Inspired Boots
In case you hadn’t gotten the memo, take note: Western-inspired touches are huge for fall. If you don’t want to go full-on cowboy, pair brown boots with classic whiskered blue jeans for a look that’s classic Americana. No lasso required.
Velvet Burgundy Skinnies + Jet White Ankle Boots
White shoes have been trending for a few years now, and this season is no different. Pair these boots with contrasting skinnies (like this velvet burgundy pair) for a ’70s vibe. It’s a fun canvas that’s screaming out for a leather jacket and bold crystal-encrusted jewelry. See you on the Eastside for cocktails later?
Stirrup-Accented Black Jeans + Chelsea Boots
Black on black is always a good idea, especially when you���re talking skinny jeans and Chelsea boots. Yes, the no-color color palette has long been the province of NYC girls, but that doesn’t mean L.A. girls can’t adopt the edgy look. These Paige jeans come complete with removable chain-link stirrups that’ll make you feel like even more of a badass than you already are.
Nayiri is Who What Wear's senior fashion editor for branded content and based in her hometown, Los Angeles. It all began in 2014 when she landed an internship at the company and never looked back. While she does love writing her fair share of fashion stories, her heart really belongs in the brainstorm room, where she has fun strategizing different ways to create content with our fashion partners so that you engage with the brands you know and love. Her style tends to be more classic (she loves a good black-and-white look with gold accessories), and white pumps are kind of her thing. If she had to pick one person's wardrobe to raid, it would be Rosie Huntington-Whiteley's, and she also has a major obsession with interior design. She's a mom to a 1-year-old baby girl named Sophie, and she fully plans on training her to spot fashion trends by the time she's 10. That's all!
-
I'm a Fashion Editor—I Reach For These 2 Pieces When I Don't Know What to Wear
Ready in 10 minutes or less.
By Jennifer Camp Forbes
-
Olivia Rodrigo Just Found the Next It Shoes to Wear With Dresses
They're fresher than Western boots.
By Allyson Payer
-
Laura Harrier Makes This Perfect Jeans-and-Shirt Outfit Feel So 2024
No notes.
By Natalie Munro
-
Olivia Rodrigo Wore the $98 Jeans People Like as Much as Vintage Levi's
Maybe even more.
By Allyson Payer
-
Found: The Only Shoe Style You Need for Expensive-Looking Spring Outfits
It's a classic for a reason.
By Jennifer Camp Forbes
-
J.Lo Wore the Classic Two-Item Outfit That Looks Elegant Every Single Time
The Birkin helps.
By Eliza Huber
-
Jennifer Lopez Just Wore Her Anti–Skinny Jeans With a Surprising Spring Shoe Trend
A Gen Z favorite.
By Natalie Munro
-
The Nordstrom Spring Sale Has So Many Chic Shoes—I'm Losing It Over These Finds
Good luck picking just one.
By Jennifer Camp Forbes