Few things scream fall fashion more than a great denim piece. The American classic, which can be spun in many different ways, is a staple in everyone’s wardrobe. Here, the Post’s fashion team reveals their can’t-live-without fall denim items.
Serena French, Senior Fashion Editor:
My favorite jeans are J.Crew’s new Point Sur Denim line made in LA. They have lots of cool distressed Japanese selvedge boyfriend cuts, some with frayed hems, that look like 40-year-old vintage, but my personal faves are the Hightower skinny jeans in the darker rinses. The Hightower has a higher rise that is superflattering.
Bonus: You can bring in an old pair to a J.Crew store and get $20 off your new pair. They are donating the old jeans to Blue Jeans Go Green, an organization that recycles the jeans into insulation for communities in need.
(L-R): Japanese selvedge denim “Point Sur Vintage Cropped” jeans, $288 at jcrew.com
and Japanese selvedge denim “Point Sur Hightower Skinny” jeans, $198 at jcrew.comPhoto: Handouts
Anahita Moussavian, Deputy Fashion Editor, @anahitaglitters:
I’m not really a bluejeans kind of girl — a crop top and tutu more accurately sums up my superfemme look. So when it comes to denim, I’m always on the hunt for classics with a cool twist. This Levis number is a killer combo: Built from a sturdy washed fabric that’s whipped into a fitted silhouette, it’s a perfect finishing touch to literally any outfit. And the personalization? Y-E-S. Not only is the red font a subtle throwback to ’50s cool, it transforms this otherwise essential layering piece to signature status.
Levis denim “Authentic Trucker” jacket, $58 to 78, personalization from $25-35; 415-501-0100, levi.comPhoto: Tamara Beckwith/ NYPOST
Johannah Masters, Fashion Market Editor, @johannahmasters:
I’m a sucker for anything black and anything denim, and this 2-in-1 jacket can also double as work-to-weekend wear. Denim perfection!
Timothy Mitchell, Fashion Writer, @nighttim:
You definitely have a pair of denim pants, and maybe a jacket or shorts — but how about a boxy denim T-shirt in mom-jean wash with frayed edges? Pair this tee with a midi skirt or black trousers for contrast — or go Canadian tux luxe, and match it with a good, old-fashioned pair of jeans. London design duo Paulo Almeida and Marta Marques have been charming insiders for seasons with their neo-’90s aesthetic. The young label is gaining traction, now sells at Opening Ceremony and is also launching a Topshop collaboration.
Kirsten Fleming, Senior Reporter, @kirflem:
When overalls became fashionable again, I was thrilled — I am inherently a lazy dresser. I wore the hell out of them during the ’90s, but I only managed to save an OshKosh engineer pair that I had cut into shorts. With that in mind, I need a nice denim pair to carry me through the next few seasons — and this baggy number, made with Japanese denim, is on my wish list. I can throw them over a wool sweater, button-down or a simple T-shirt — plus, they don’t look like I ripped them off the rack at Gap Kids, which, at 5 feet tall, I have been known to do.
Bree Bonagofsky, Fashion Assistant, @breebnyp:
I have a weakness for anything iridescent and shiny, so it’s no surprise my top denim pick embodies both of those qualities — to me, this grungy aesthetic, paired with just the right amount of glitz, makes for the perfect jean.
Ashish sequin jeans, $1,807 exclusively at vfiles.comPhoto: Handout
Teresa Yorkgitis, Fashion Assistant, @thefashionassistant:
Someone recently pointed out that I tend to wear leather a lot — maybe too much — in my daily wardrobe. And wouldn’t you know it? My must-have fall denim item has just a bit of stretch with more than a bit of lambskin patches. Do I need to go to Leather-holics Anonymous yet?
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